Do they expect us to believe California has the lowest voter turnout since AT LEAST 1912?

California has:

• 22,047,615 registered voters.

• 12,306,275 ballots cast.

• 3,991,515 for Trump

• 7,913,274 for Biden

Which means:

• A differential of 9,741,340 ballots not cast or or not counted or likely a combination thereof.

• This would account for only a 44% voter turnout in a year where turnout has been above average nationwide.

• It would be the first time that voter turnout in California voter participation has been below 50% for a Presidential general election since 1924 and lowest since the state records are filed back to 1912.

California historical turnout percentages for Presidential general elections:

2016: 58.74%

2012: 55.47%

2008: 59.22%

2004: 57.03%

2000: 51.92%

1996: 52.56%

1992: 54.52%

1988: 53.51%

1984: 59.08%

1980: 57.04%

1976: 57.32%

1972: 64.52%

1968: 62.34%

1964: 66.00%

1960: 68.77%

1956: 67.59%

1952: 74.07%

1948: 66.77%

1944: 65.72%

1940: 78.32%

1936: 70.56%

1932: 65.22%

1928: 56.98%

1924: 48.53%

1920: 47.26%

1916: 57.91%

1912: 45.11%

Via:

elections.cdn.sos.ca.gov/sov/2018-general/sov/04-historical-voter-reg-participation.pdf