Fairfax County Virgina Received Over $1.2 Million in Zuckerbucks in 2020 Election – Does This Explai

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Fairfax County Virgina Received Over $1.2 Million in Zuckerbucks in 2020 Election – Does This Explain the Three 300,000 Biden Ballot Drops on Election Night?
By Joe Hoft
Published April 16, 2022 at 8:30am

Were Zuckerbucks linked to the three 330,000 vote drops for Joe Biden in Fairfax County Virginia on Election night 2020?

After the 2020 Election, The Gateway Pundit looked into the results in various states.  One state that TGP explored was Virginia.  We focused on that state because the results didn’t make sense.  All-day and night during the Election on November 3rd, 2020, President Trump was ahead.  He never was behind at any point in the day.  Then late at night with President Trump still ahead, the state was called for Joe Biden.  Up until that point in time, there was no indication that Biden was even in the race.

We looked into the numbers in Virginia and found something puzzling.  Multiple drops of over 300,000 ballots for Joe Biden occurred.

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Fairfax County - 2016

Clinton  -  355K
Trump   -  158K


Fairfax County - 2020

Clinton  -  420K  (18% increase)
Trump   -  168K  ( 6% increase)


Fairfax county experienced a population increase of roughly 3% between 2016 and 2020.

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Fairfax County - 2016

Clinton  -  355K
Trump   -  158K


Fairfax County - 2020

Clinton  -  420K  (18% increase)
Trump   -  168K  ( 6% increase)


Fairfax county experienced a population increase of roughly 3% between 2016 and 2020.

Maybe so, but that is on a net basis, and therefore doesn't account for how many people of one political stripe may have moved out, only to be replaced by someone of the other political stripe.

Given that NOVA is both very transient, and very liberal politically, it stands to reason that even if the net change in population was only 3%, that more conservatives left than moved there, and fewer liberals left than moved there.

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Maybe so, but that is on a net basis, and therefore doesn't account for how many people of one political stripe may have moved out, only to be replaced by someone of the other political stripe.

Given that NOVA is both very transient, and very liberal politically, it stands to reason that even if the net change in population was only 3%, that more conservatives left than moved there, and fewer liberals left than moved there.

Except that Trump didn't lose any votes.