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28. They use their names, the data they use is from government reports

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Thu Jun 19, 2025, 08:44 PM

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She Won, Part III: The Devil Is In The Data [View all] liberalla Jun 2025 OP

Trump's 'win' was a statistical improbability pfitz59 Jun 2025 #1

not in multiple swing states and even in a few national polls Celerity Jun 2025 #11

Polls were extraordinarily close. Many within the margin of error.... paleotn Jun 2025 #22

Basically the entire country shifted red at the presidential level EdmondDantes_ Jun 2025 #45

Not a false impression at all.... paleotn Jun 2025 #62

That still shows that harris should have won at least two or three Tribetime Jun 2025 #25

Not really fujiyamasan Jun 2025 #64

I could accept Harris losing given the last-minute campaign, but valleyrogue Jun 2025 #61

Kick SheltieLover Jun 2025 #2

Our gut feelings match the real math. yellow dahlia Jun 2025 #3

So all 88 swing counties going red, and winning all 7 swing states outside the recount margin? questionseverything Jun 2025 #4

The assumptions made to come up with that figure are ridiculous Wiz Imp Jun 2025 #14

Could you give us a couple of specific examples to help us sort this out? Thanks. TheRickles Jun 2025 #15

Unless they show exactly how they calculated that probability-- and all the input data LymphocyteLover Jun 2025 #20

The article at the link describes their calculations: if 88 counties all flipped in one direction TheRickles Jun 2025 #31

You can't just look at those that flipped. Wiz Imp Jun 2025 #37

But why didn't any counties flip in the other direction? That is the key question. TheRickles Jun 2025 #39

Because 90% of counties across the country went more red in 2024 than in 2020 EdmondDantes_ Jun 2025 #46

Thank you for providing an actual answer: 90% of counties went redder. TheRickles Jun 2025 #47

Most areas went more for Trump than in 2020. Wiz Imp Jun 2025 #49

OK thanks. But the 50-50 toss-up is a big assumption for every state LymphocyteLover Jun 2025 #53

Zero evidence? Fiendish Thingy Jun 2025 #18

Here's the thing - I am actually open to believing that the election wasn't 100% fair Wiz Imp Jun 2025 #29

They use their names, the data they use is from government reports questionseverything Jun 2025 #28

They use their names? This Will Hold is somebody's name? Wiz Imp Jun 2025 #34

Denial is a powerful coping mechanism, and part of grieving a loss Fiendish Thingy Jun 2025 #5

Just curious, are you an American citizen questionseverything Jun 2025 #7

I'm an American citizen and I agree with them Wiz Imp Jun 2025 #13

Dual citizen Fiendish Thingy Jun 2025 #17

Where do you vote? questionseverything Jun 2025 #24

Nanaimo BC. Nt Fiendish Thingy Jun 2025 #27

I've gotta ask this question. bluestarone Jun 2025 #6

They aren't "findings", they are theories Fiendish Thingy Jun 2025 #32

Harris/Walz won Clouds Passing Jun 2025 #8

You convinced me. Congratulations! What a great argument you present! Wiz Imp Jun 2025 #38

I'm not a lawyer, never was a debator. I read the evidence. Clouds Passing Jun 2025 #44

Thanx for posting this Botany Jun 2025 #9

A lot of Democratic voters were unhappy with the way Biden was treated Bluestocking Jun 2025 #10

Many did vote but Peter Thiel's Palantir was running a clean up operation that would hide any evidence of .. Botany Jun 2025 #12

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Unless someone includes how many full paper recounts were done in US, ... Festivito Jun 2025 #16

I can't believe any of this if it's only from a substack source. There have to be other sources. The Marc Elias Group ancianita Jun 2025 #19

Elias is a lawyer, not a computer technician questionseverything Jun 2025 #30

His firm is also litigating 55 cases. chowder66 Jun 2025 #41

Elias is an incredible player in this fight for democracy questionseverything Jun 2025 #42

Indeed he is. chowder66 Jun 2025 #50

Why are some people Hornedfrog2000 Jun 2025 #21

Bookmark TY Cha Jun 2025 #23

i'm not a math person but et tu Jun 2025 #26

Eloon and T💩p told on themselves repeatedly. In public. OMGWTF Jun 2025 #55

Cant wait for obnoxiousdrunk Jun 2025 #33

Certainly worth pursuing. oasis Jun 2025 #35

K n R Faux pas Jun 2025 #36

If it's true that "everyone hates Ted Cruz," how does he stay in office? calimary Jun 2025 #40

yeah... this "math" is trash.......... Takket Jun 2025 #43

Kick musette_sf Jun 2025 #48

Discrepancies between early/mail-in votes and day-of-election votes. Foolacious Jun 2025 #51

Why this is important? Metaphorical Jun 2025 #52

Quite simply, the polls were close anyway, but they were wrong. Statistically, that isn't that unlikely. Doodley Jun 2025 #54

And here is just a basic little thought. . since everything krasnov spews is niyad Jun 2025 #56

KNR and bookmarking. I cannot take much more today. niyad Jun 2025 #57

Ok, I've read all the parts, fairly convincing stuff...now... MiHale Jun 2025 #58

Oooo-Weee ! ProudToronto Jun 2025 #59

Everything just went a little too perfectly for Trump mvd Jun 2025 #60

I've thought this since Nov. 6 2024 4catsmom Jun 2025 #63