aggiehawg said:
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I'm going to disagree with 90% in a precinct is a marker for fraud. Just the way districts are drawn, there can be heavily Republican or heavily Democrat precincts in said districts. Look at Gilmer and Glascock Counties in Georgia. I'm willing to bet there's a precinct there with 90% over Trump. What they should look at is deviations from past historical performance. Fulton County went for the Democrat candidate at 59%, 67%, 65%, 69% and 72% in the past 5 presidential elections. The question is what drove that change? Turnout? Vote harvesting? Demographic changes?
Fair point but that 90% marker is not the sole data point these experts looked at.
The Edison Research data feed in real time shows additions and subtractions to total votes, in person votes and mail-in votes.
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Edison Research provided the live Edison reports for the 2020 election. According to its website Edison Research provided the NEP with a fast and accurate vote count throughout the nation, providing data for all statewide races and all House races. The national media outlets used the Edison data to report on and project national and state races.
When you see the data manipulation going on within the official data sets provided to the media there is no doubt that the 2020 Election results in the state were manipulated.
Watch the video at the bottom of the Link
You're right, the 90% marker might wasn't the sole data point these "Experts" looked at, but they didn't look much past it. If they had, they would have discovered that these same precincts in Fulton and DeKalb counties that were >90% Biden in 2020 were also >90% Abrams in 2018 and >90% Clinton in 2016, as taken from the
GA SOS website they apparently got their data from.
So, in their "Expert opinion" a result on >90% for one candidate indicates "a marker for fraud" but nobody thought there was fraud in these precincts in 2018 or 2016. It sounds as if their "Expert opinion" isn't worth the paper it's printed on. In fact, the data they are relying on to make this accusation indicates their premise is fake. Easily proven by the data. I would expect an "Expert" to realize that.
So, these "Experts" lead their report with a fake premise. It's obvious that they don't expect their audience to question their opinions, since when you preach to the choir, you don't expect them to be critical. So, if their strongest claim is fake, how can you trust their "Expertise" to carry any weight?
This it the problem with all of the "Election Fraud" claims. So much of what those who are pushing this narrative is obvious BS, it is difficult to believe any of it. If there was any "Good Evidence" why do they hide behind sensational, but easily proven to be false accusations? If they were dealing in truth, they wouldn't have to.
It is much easier to fool someone than it is to convince someone that he has been fooled.