John Jackson

🚨 TEXAS ELECTION RESULTS — SOMETHING ABOUT THESE NUMBERS DOESN’T ADD UP! 🚨 I’m looking at the 2026 Texas governor’s race between Gina Hinojosa and Greg Abbott, and I have some serious questions about these vote totals! According to the results I’m showing, Hinojosa received approximately 5.23 MILLION votes, compared to Abbott’s 4.53 MILLION, with roughly 95% reporting. Now compare that to the 2022 gubernatorial election, when Abbott received approximately 4.44 million votes and Beto O’Rourke received 3.55 million. Here’s where things get interesting! 📊 Texas gained approximately 2.47 MILLION residents between 2020 and 2025. 📊 Between July 2022 and July 2025, the state’s population increased by approximately 1.59 MILLION, including more than 1.1 million people through net migration. 📊 Yet the vote totals being reported in this election represent a massive increase compared to 2022! And remember, those population increases include children, people who aren’t eligible to vote, Republicans, Democrats, and independents. You cannot simply assume every new resident represents another Democratic vote! Even more interesting, Abbott’s vote total is relatively close to what he received in 2022, while the Democratic candidate’s total has increased dramatically. So where exactly are all these additional votes coming from? I’m comparing the actual numbers, previous election results, and population statistics because I want an explanation that makes mathematical sense. I’m not saying these figures alone prove anything improper happened. But I AM saying these numbers deserve a closer examination! WHAT DO YOU THINK? DO THESE NUMBERS MAKE SENSE TO YOU?! 👇🇺🇸 #TexasElection #TexasGovernor #GregAbbott #GinaHinojosa #ElectionResults