The so-called "bullet ballots" and too many voting for president only

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91. Spoonamore provided the definition:

From his letter:
North Carolina is the most extreme. The public results indicate over 350K voters cast a ballot for Trump and no other race making up over 11% of Trump’s voters in NC drop off votes or bullet ballots.

The problem is that his claim of 350,000 bullet ballots -- ballots for Trump and no other races is resoundingly debunked by the fact that difference between the number of votes in the presidential race and the governor's race is nowhere near 350,000.

And whether you intended to do so or not, you point out another flaw in Spoonamore bullet ballot allegation: if you were going to manufacture 350,000 fake ballots for president why would you make them bullet ballots? Why not include a vote for another republican candidate? Wouldn't that be less suspicious? Did the alleged manufacturers of these alleged ballots not want to flip the North Carolina governor's race, or the Senate races in in Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada and Arizona -- all states where Spoonamore claims were impacted by bullet ballots -- and all states in which the actual numbers thoroughly debunk any such claim.