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i'm curious if this phenomenon has existed during previous elections. for example, is this a normal event when compared to previous elections or is this type of
by the_drunkard 6y ago
i'm curious if this phenomenon has existed during previous elections. for example, is this a normal event when compared to previous elections or is this type of activity indeed suspicious.
from the article you linked:
> The one thing the time-trend line should never do is drop, which would mean that votes are disappearing from Trump's tally.
> That's exactly what happened. In at least 15 counties, according to the Epoch Times story, Trump lost in-person votes, while he lost absentee votes in three other countries. The total result was staggering:
> At least 432,116 votes — 213,707 election day votes and 218,409 absentee votes — were removed in total.
- snakeboy 6y agoThis is one fallacy I saw over and over and over again back in November. Taking 10 counties in Pennsylvania and saying "Doesn't that look suspicious to you??" It's all meaningless junk stats without a random sample of other counties around the country and from the last few elections for comparison.