The inaccuracy is that people who normally had their vote suppressed were able to bypass the voter suppression efforts this year and turn out. This caused statistical anomalies like a lot of inner city people actually voting for a change. This is why you see many states with Republican legislatures racing to tighten mail in ballot restrictions before the next election.

Who would have thought that people would vote if it didn't require you to stand in line for two to three hours during a workday?

Voting during the week is one of those absurdities of ancient anglo-american systems that should simply give way. One of the things that postwar European countries really got right is voting on weekends, if anything because elections should be a celebration of democratic entitlements and of the people who gave their life to establish them as universal human rights.