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But wait until you hear this: Right Angle News Network points to some eyebrow-raising numbers out of the race. Somehow, from 2021 to 2025, the state’s number of voters in the gubernatorial election jumped 500,000 — over twice the pace of population growth — and virtually all of those new votes went Democrat, even though Republicans have had the advantage in new voter registrations. It’s the kind of “coincidence” that’s starting to look a lot less like chance and a lot more like something worth investigating.

. . . Did 500,000-plus Democrats really just materialize out of thin air after sitting out the previous three gubernatorial elections? Where were these voters hiding all this time, and why did they suddenly decide to show up in force for Sherrill? The timing alone raises questions, especially in a state where Democrats already had a structural advantage and a well-oiled machine. Adding half a million new voters in a four-year period, with nearly all of them breaking in one direction, doesn't happen organically.