In the 2020 election, Joe Biden received all 900 military and overseas ballots counted in Fulton County, Georgia. Every single one of those ballots went to Biden, which raised eyebrows and sparked concerns, particularly among Republicans. These votes came from UOCAVA voters, which refers to military personnel and U.S. citizens living abroad.
On election night, it was revealed that some of the ballots counted late at night at the State Farm Center in Fulton County were UOCAVA ballots. Rudy Giuliani and Attorney Jacki Pick later told a Georgia Senate committee that 93% of the military ballots in Georgia had gone to Joe Biden.
This was a significant statistic that caught people’s attention, especially because military voters are often seen as leaning more conservative.
The fact that Biden received all of these votes wasn’t an isolated case. Similar patterns were seen in other battleground states like Arizona, Georgia, and Wisconsin. However, it wasn’t just military votes in play. The UOCAVA voters also included U.S. citizens living overseas, and their numbers saw a significant rise in 2020.
While many Americans were returning home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of non-military UOCAVA voters surged to 573,000, compared