Say whatever but I'm being asked to believe some things

[spooky3]

57. Yes, true per Google AI--population was about 4% higher but voters about 14% higher

with more votes to be counted.

Another interesting stat: MSNBC (Joy Reid) reported that per exit polls (imperfect source) 71% of the voters this year are white (not sure if this was non-Hispanic white people), versus 67% in 2020 IIRC. But Google AI says all of the US population increase since 2016 was among the rest of the population. That suggests that white, non-Hispanic voters turned out at much higher rates (as a percent of all white, non-H people in US) this year, while turnout among other groups declined since 2016.

We'll have to await the final vote counts and Pew Verified Voting studies (which are better than exit polls) to confirm this. Since a lot of uncounted so far west coast voters may be Hispanic, Asian-American, etc., these percentages may end up differing. Maryland and Arizona may change the picture a bit also.