Husky Boy Jr. said:

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A lot of people voted against trump because he is a trash human. This isn't hard to grasp.

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I agree that a lot of ballots were cast against Trump because of his personality. However, the argument is that a few people cast A LOT of ballots against Trump because of his personality.

You should care enough about election security to demand an investigation. It is the foundation of our republic. If trump lost, fine. It is more important that we have a fair system that elects the will of the people than the specific outcome of this election.

Husky Boy Jr. said:

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A lot of people voted against trump because he is a trash human. This isn't hard to grasp.

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The delusion is strong with this one

CondensedFoggyAggie said:

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Keegan99 said:

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It would be necessary to look at third part performances in those states and races.

What needs to be identified are ballots that voted ONLY for President and ONLY for Biden.

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I think half of my numbers are, before taking to account 3rd parties, or ppl who voted for the other side

. Honestly I gotta get ready to go to church, but you should check it out if you want. There's actually a lot of states that didn't have a Senate election, so should be quick.

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your church's teachings lead you to support a party that wants government-funded late term abortion?

I'd like to know a percentage of people that voted for Biden, but didn't check straight ticket. Assuming the states in question allow straight ticket voting.

captkirk said:

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So other states had fraud, too? What is your point. He's focused on the states that matter

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He's saying those states have fraud solely based on the vote gap right?

What about other states with similar gaps? Or other states where Trump has gaps.

So then all these states are committing fraud, including the Trump gap states where he won?

Artorias said:

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How does the chart he provided prove or in anyway relate to the statement in the tweet? The chart looks to just be vote totals and in no way indicates that those were people who only voted for the top of the ticket. If it is only top of the ticket votes, it kills his point because there are a lot of counties Trump got more votes.

Danimal said:

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I voted only for Biden. Didn't have time to research other candidates. Busy job, busy home life. Wasn't going to vote for someone without researching them first. Saw way more than enough from Trump to know I wanted him gone though.

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How many times did you vote only for Biden?
Busy job filling out ballots?

Seriously, if you didn't have time researching other candidates you probably didn't both to research the top of the ballot either. I hope it works out well for you.

What are the 18% and 3% figures of? Total votes?

That couldn't be true

BuddysBud said:

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Danimal said:

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I voted only for Biden. Didn't have time to research other candidates. Busy job, busy home life. Wasn't going to vote for someone without researching them first. Saw way more than enough from Trump to know I wanted him gone though.

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How many times did you vote only for Biden?
Busy job filling out ballots?

Seriously, if you didn't have time researching other candidates you probably didn't both to research the top of the ballot either. I hope it works out well for you.

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To be fair, if he only researched Biden and Trump, isn't the democratic thing to leave the rest of your ballot blank, instead of voting partisan or just guessing?

I saw those figures as well, but I'm having hell finding it again. If I recall correctly it was pulled from Ga.

More than likely, most of these "votes" do not have a name or DOB or signature, etc.

MaroonStain said:

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More than likely, most of these "votes" do not have a name or DOB or signature, etc.

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Then don't they get thrown out?

Good Poster said:

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What are the 18% and 3% figures of? Total votes?

That couldn't be true

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It's saying in typical elections, 3% of people only vote for the president with no down ballot votes cast. This year, it is 18%. Definitely fishy.

Troutslime said:

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Good Poster said:

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What are the 18% and 3% figures of? Total votes?

That couldn't be true

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It's saying in typical elections, 3% of people only vote for the president with no down ballot votes cast. This year, it is 18%. Definitely fishy.

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Doubt they gave 25 Million votes at only the top of the ticket

Artorias said:

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Premium said:

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How does this compare to previous years as a percentage?

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This year 18%

Previous years 3%

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Given the numbers we saw from Trump having a 94% approval rating among Republicans, that 18% is highly suspicious. And also keep in mind that Trump brought 7 million more voters to his tent than he had in 2016.

And what percentage of those came from mail-in ballots? I would venture to guess quite a bit.

Something just doesn't seem right.

Troutslime said:

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Good Poster said:

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What are the 18% and 3% figures of? Total votes?

That couldn't be true

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It's saying in typical elections, 3% of people only vote for the president with no down ballot votes cast. This year, it is 18%. Definitely fishy.

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18% of total votes in all 50 states????

Holy s***.

That's not statistical analysis. That's just silliness. You can't logically take the total number of ballots for any two (or more) candidates and and conclude the difference is through single candidate voting.

You would have to analyze individual ballots and those aren't available to the public yet.

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Troutslime said:

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Good Poster said:

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What are the 18% and 3% figures of? Total votes?

That couldn't be true

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It's saying in typical elections, 3% of people only vote for the president with no down ballot votes cast. This year, it is 18%. Definitely fishy.

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Doubt they gave 25 Million votes at only the top of the ticket

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Exactly.

WHOOP!'91 said:

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CondensedFoggyAggie said:

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Keegan99 said:

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It would be necessary to look at third part performances in those states and races.

What needs to be identified are ballots that voted ONLY for President and ONLY for Biden.

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I think half of my numbers are, before taking to account 3rd parties, or ppl who voted for the other side

. Honestly I gotta get ready to go to church, but you should check it out if you want. There's actually a lot of states that didn't have a Senate election, so should be quick.

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your church's teachings lead you to support a party that wants government-funded late term abortion?

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Nope, I'm against late term abortion. And we can discuss what the democratic party wants in another thread.

AggieAL1 said:

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That's not statistical analysis. That's just silliness. You can't logically take the total number of ballots for any two (or more) candidates and and conclude the difference is through single candidate voting.

You would have to analyze individual ballots and those aren't available to the public yet.

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How is it not statistical analysis?

No one is saying it is THE difference, just saying it is A difference.

Husky Boy Jr. said:

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A lot of people voted against trump because he is a trash human. This isn't hard to grasp.

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I think this is literally what is. A lot of young, newly registered, and/or uninformed voters who showed up just to vote against Trump because they dislike him so much. The average American doesn't care about down ballot voting, much less knows who any of those candidates are or what their platforms are.

Kanye literally ran for president and, somehow, received write-in votes and his own ballot was cast with zero down ballot votes. Americans are dumb. A lot of them hate Donald Trump. That's it.

Yea, I don't think it's 18% nationally.

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Danimal said:

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I voted only for Biden. Didn't have time to research other candidates. Busy job, busy home life. Wasn't going to vote for someone without researching them first. Saw way more than enough from Trump to know I wanted him gone though.

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>busy job
>voted Democrat

Pick one.

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Not necessary, admittedly a very low information voter... that checks out in the Dems' coalition.

They'd never win if not for consistent Hollywood, music, etc. "Republicans bad!" messaging and smart people hearing that enough to believe it.

When I found myself in an argument with someone insisting that Trump deserved all the negative coverage he gets who denied my claim that it's no different with any other Republican President, I realized it's Just dumb. This particular "Never Trumpet" also insisted that I was lying (exact wording) when I said that the coverage of Bush was almost equally as negative for 8 years.

Husky Boy Jr. said:

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A lot of people voted against trump because he is a trash human. This isn't hard to grasp.

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Donald Trump is not a trash human, the media is just trash journalism.

Gigem314 said:

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Artorias said:

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Premium said:

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How does this compare to previous years as a percentage?

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This year 18%

Previous years 3%

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Given the numbers we saw from Trump having a 94% approval rating among Republicans, that 18% is highly suspicious. And also keep in mind that Trump brought 7 million more voters to his tent than he had in 2016.

And what percentage of those came from mail-in ballots? I would venture to guess quite a bit.

Something just doesn't seem right.

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I think we are just explaining statistical increases like this as evidence of fraud now.

WHOOP!'91 said:

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Husky Boy Jr. said:

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A lot of people voted against trump because he is a trash human. This isn't hard to grasp.

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Donald Trump is not a trash human, the media is just trash journalism.

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Pretty sure anyone who holds or has ever held the highest office in world is, to a certain extent, a trash human. It's kind of a requirement in order to intentionally make it that high up on the human food chain.

Good Poster said:

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Troutslime said:

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Good Poster said:

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What are the 18% and 3% figures of? Total votes?

That couldn't be true

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It's saying in typical elections, 3% of people only vote for the president with no down ballot votes cast. This year, it is 18%. Definitely fishy.

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18% of total votes in all 50 states????

Holy s***.

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If I recall, that data was only pulled from one state.

unmade bed said:

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Gigem314 said:

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Artorias said:

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Premium said:

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How does this compare to previous years as a percentage?

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This year 18%

Previous years 3%

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Given the numbers we saw from Trump having a 94% approval rating among Republicans, that 18% is highly suspicious. And also keep in mind that Trump brought 7 million more voters to his tent than he had in 2016.

And what percentage of those came from mail-in ballots? I would venture to guess quite a bit.

Something just doesn't seem right.

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I think we are just explaining statistical increases like this as evidence of fraud now.

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It's definitely in need of closer scrutiny.

Head Ninja In Charge said:

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WHOOP!'91 said:

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Husky Boy Jr. said:

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A lot of people voted against trump because he is a trash human. This isn't hard to grasp.

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Donald Trump is not a trash human, the media is just trash journalism.

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Pretty sure anyone who holds or has ever held the highest office in world is, to a certain extent, a trash human. It's kind of a requirement in order to intentionally make it that high up on the human food chain.

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I wish Biden was only as "trash" as Trump. Curses at people who challenge him and corrupt? Worse than fighting the lying media and saying mean things on Twitter.

When he sabotages Mille East peace to coddle Iran, maybe some leftists will see what an idiot he is.

The question is... do these ballots exist in similar proportions in states like Iowa, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Minnesota, etc?

How pronounced is this phenomenon? Where does it occur? And how does it compare to historical trends?

Is there any source to the 18% vs 3%, or is it just a number from Twitter?

For example, in PA in 2016...

Trump got 19k more votes than Toomey.

Hillary got 60k more votes than McGinty.

Libertarians and third parties got comparable totals in both races.

So there was not a large percentage of "ballots voting only for President".

You're looking at roughly 100k out of 6.3 million ballots, which is a ballpark 1.5%.

Husky Boy Jr. said:

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A lot of people voted against trump because he is a trash human. This isn't hard to grasp.

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A lot of people voted against Democrats because Democrats and their supporters are trash humans. It worked both ways.

Danimal said:

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I voted only for Biden. Didn't have time to research other candidates. Busy job, busy home life. Wasn't going to vote for someone without researching them first. Saw way more than enough from Trump to know I wanted him gone though.

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That is hilarious. It literally takes 10 minutes to check out your Senator or house reps web site. But you were too busy? Also, if they were an Incumbent, you didn't have to check anything out, you knew what they stood for. I can understand all the local races, etc, but not your Senator or house rep.

You didn't research Biden either, because his policies are insane.

In short, you didn't vote for just Biden.