Sorry for my lack of understanding of the election system, but how will they conduct a recount in places like Michigan where USPS workers were supposedly advised to bring in ballots on November 4th and stamp them with November 3rd? How will they distinguish between these fraudulent ballots and the valid ballots?

I heard Georgia’s allowing voters to validate rejected ballots until Friday or something like that

Ok things were alright Tuesday night

Things really started getting weird on Wednesday morning with Wisconsin and Michigan flipping blue with the random 100k+ ballots for Biden “found”

On the bright side, Trump could still win without Michigan or Wisconsin

oh no I agree

hmm not sure if anyone else noticed this, but PA's numbers are fluctuating wildly while % reporting remains the same

it's been at 88% reporting for several hours now, yet Biden's gained nearly 2.5%

unless my memory's failing me

If that sting operation thing is true, then wow Trump’s IQ is literally through the roof

Didn’t he have 2 talks?

That kind of technology doesn’t seem likely (but then again he was being quite vague and I’m just a college freshman), but that’s some cool stuff there if it is true

This was in the <#771201221145919499> channel, but he also predicted the spike in Biden ballots at 4 in the morning

And also the distinguishing between “legal votes” and “illegal votes” in his last talk

Now that I think about, he’s probably got something under his sleeves, unless he’s just trying to be optimistic

even if the scotus decision rules in favor of Trump, is there really anything they can do to reelected Trump?

I'm hoping that through recounts and validation of ballots, Trump can flip Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and maybe Michigan

I saw it on Right Side Broadcasting

Also, about Benford's Law, I'd be interested in seeing it applied to like the 2016 or 2012 presidential elections and comparing that to the 2020 presidential election

yup

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wf3wUC9EBs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etx0k1nLn78

update on the Benford's Law thing explained for the city of Chicago

essentially because the numbers don't span a large amount of orders of magnitude (# of digits), in particular I think 98% of the precincts had 3 digit votes numbers, the distribution of first digits ends up being a normal distribution

and Trump's data seemingly fits Benford's Law because he averaged around 100 votes in each precinct

Yup they’ve been shared already

Yup