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No its not. The election data from the 2020 election is completely different from the 2016 election. The whole concept of bellwether counties basically disappea
by ldjkfkdsjnv 3y ago
No its not. The election data from the 2020 election is completely different from the 2016 election. The whole concept of bellwether counties basically disappeared.
- kemotep 3y agoOr maybe people changed how they voted? People who didn’t vote in 2016 voted in 2020, thus changing how that county voted. Is that not the point of voting?
- lolinder 3y agoI'm not saying things haven't changed, I take issue with these words: "anyone... anything... dishonest". That kind of sweeping derogatory generalization makes a great hot take, but isn't high in intellectual honesty or curiosity. There are plenty of reasons besides dishonesty why someone may not think to mention that a specific method of election fraud is less feasible than it once was, and accusing them all of dishonesty is over the top.
- ldjkfkdsjnv 3y agoIf youre an expert in political science, you know that mail in voting changes the dynamics and likelihood of election fraud. So writing an article on election fraud without mentioning it is leaving out information
- slillibri 3y agoGiven that there are five states that are entirely mail-in voting, there should be data worth citing. Can you provide any citations for your assertions?