A ton of people came to vote so even if 70% if registered voters came out and you had a ton of new people come to register it would look like a 90% turnout. When in reality it would be 70% + 20% new registrations. There were a lot of new registrations all over the country this year.
I know you want to think this is "feasible."
Let me repost what Steeltime posted. You can go validate these numbers.
Registered voters: 3,684,726 - https://elections.wi.gov/node/7220
Votes cast in Wisconsin: 3,297,420 - https://abc30.com/2020-election-wisc...oting/7459122/
89.5% voter turnout. Repeat, 89.5%
Let's say they got to 73% of their REGISTERED voters voting, their highest all time turnout ever.
73% of 3,684,726 is 2,689,850.....
Stay with me.
Their actual vote was 3,684,726
3,684,726 - 2,689,850 = 994,876
What you are saying is that IF they got to their highest voter turnout ever, 73%...to get to 90%...they would have needed to have basically a million people register same day.
WISCONSIN'S POPULATION IS 5.86 MILLION PEOPLE
You really want to press on and say that 17% of their population showed up on voting day and registered same day???????
Given there was mail in balloting, and to SAME DAY register you have to do it in person...and given so many mailed in ballots because COVID....you want us to believe a million people walked in and registered SAME DAY?
Come on man (Joe Biden). Who you fooling?