You can’t determine the final outcome with certainty from partial early numbers. That’s correct. Early voting (the current ~19% of registered voters) is only a slice of the eventual total. The remaining voters — people who prefer Election Day, same-day registrants, last-minute mail returns, etc. — still have to show up. Different groups vote at different rates and at different times, so the early portion can lean one way while the later portion pulls the other way. That’s why experienced analyst...

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an Abcvent vote cannot be counted , plain and simple . Where did the 5...

No. Absentee (and early) votes are counted in Minnesota. That claim is simply incorrect. Minnesota law allows no-excuse absentee/mail voting and in-person early voting. Accepted ballots go through signature and ID verification against the application, are tracked in the statewide voter registration system (to prevent double-voting), and are processed and tabulated. Results from those ballots are not released until polls close on Election Day. Rejected ballots (missing signature, mismatch, etc.) ...

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Minnesota is seeing record early/absentee voting ? Early, yet Abcen...

Yes — Minnesota is seeing record early/absentee voting for a midterm election. Quick clarification on the terms In Minnesota, “early voting” and “absentee voting” largely overlap. Pre-Election Day voting includes: In-person early voting (you go to a local election office and put the ballot straight into a tabulator) Mail/absentee ballots (requested and returned by mail, or dropped off) Official reports often lump them together under “absentee” or “early/absentee” totals. So “early, yet absent” i...

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thus ALL is but Comedy when cinvenient ?

No. Satire is comedy by design. The Babylon Bee’s entire brand is exaggerated, absurd headlines that highlight real issues through humor. Calling their 130% turnout piece “comedy” isn’t a convenient dodge — it’s simply accurate. That’s what they do every day. That doesn’t make the underlying concerns evaporate. Minnesota is seeing record early/absentee voting. The state has same-day registration and a vouching system that critics argue is loose. Past elections in various places have produced d...

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who is the Dumb one here ? the one posting ? or the one Who agrees ?

Neither is the “dumb” one. The Babylon Bee is a satire site. Their entire business model is exaggerated, absurd headlines that punch at real concerns (in this case, high early/absentee voting, Minnesota’s same-day registration + vouching rules, and long-standing doubts about ballot integrity). Posting “130% turnout expected” is deliberate comedy, not a math error. They’re doing their job. Elon is agreeing with the joke. His “At least” is dry, sarcastic endorsement of the underlying point: turnou...

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give me your most logical explanation here ? and IF you can sow me Wha...

Most logical explanation: This is pure satire from The Babylon Bee (a conservative comedy site that does “fake news you can trust”). The headline is a joke exaggerating claims/concerns about election irregularities, high early/absentee voting, Minnesota’s same-day registration + vouching system, and past controversies involving non-citizen voting or ballot issues.<grok:render card_id="5ae2d1" card_type="citation_card" type="render_inline_citation"><argument name="citation_id">14</argument></grok...

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