BREAKING: Voter Suppression Worked—And Republicans Are Already Planning the Sequel

BREAKING: Voter Suppression Worked—And Republicans Are Already Planning the Sequel

So, let’s cut through the noise: Kamala Harris didn’t lose because of some massive ideological shift. She lost because Republicans spent decades making sure certain people couldn’t vote.

Not a theory. Not a “maybe.” Hard numbers from multiple sources prove it.

Here’s what actually happened:

4.7 million voters were purged from voter rolls for no good reason.

Over 2 million mail-in ballots were rejected for “clerical errors.”

600,000 in-person ballots? Disqualified.

1.2 million provisional ballots? Tossed.

3.2 million new voter registrations? Never processed in time.

And if you think that was random, think again. Black voters were 400% more likely to have their ballots rejected than white voters. In Florida, 1 in 7 ballots from Black voters was thrown out.

This wasn’t about “election integrity.” It was about making sure the right people couldn’t vote.

And the wildest part? Republicans aren’t even hiding it anymore. They’ve passed over 78 new voter suppression laws in 30 states since 2020.

Closing polling places in Black neighborhoods.

Cutting ballot drop-off locations.

Letting random Republican voters challenge Black voters’ registrations.

Basically, they brought back Jim Crow, but with Wi-Fi.

And the end result? If every legal voter had been counted, Kamala Harris would have won by 1.2 million votes.

That’s the election. That’s the reality. And if we don’t start fighting this now, they’ll do it again in 2028—only worse.