The numbers in that article don't even make sense. In North Carolina, they're saying 11% of Trump's votes (about 280K) were on ballots marked solely for him, but that doesn't seem possible based on the numbers.
If you deduct the Governor race vote total (5.592M) from the total turnout (5.724M), there are only 132K votes that could possibly be bullet ballots for Trump. But obviously a lot of those could fit into categories that weren't someone voting just for Trump such as:
-voted for Trump and other races, but not Governor (a lot of Republicans who didn't like Robinson would fit this)
-voted for Harris, but not Governor
-only voted for Harris
-didn't vote for either Governor or President
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