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originally posted by: rigel4
What does your graph imply?
originally posted by: AlroyFarms
a reply to: rigel4
Oh ya for sure just a little bit. Just conveniently a little bit enough after the lights went out for a few hours in the dead of night.
originally posted by: Boomer1947
originally posted by: AlroyFarms
a reply to: rigel4
Oh ya for sure just a little bit. Just conveniently a little bit enough after the lights went out for a few hours in the dead of night.
That's a nice cartoon you drew, but here's the actual trend over time, from Nate Silver's website:
projects.fivethirtyeight.com...
Trump was never likely to win and he knew it early on. That's why he started preemptively lying about it early and often.
The aforementioned Economist-YouGov poll sampled 7% more Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents than Republicans and Republican-leaning independents. But even with such a skewed sample, Harris could only manage a national lead of four points. In the NPR-PBS-Marist poll, the partisan divide once again favored Democrats by 4 points but yielded a nearly identical 3-point lead for Harris. For reference, the partisan divide in the 2020 electorate was 1 point, according to CBS exit polls.
originally posted by: rigel4
“This was the last week in office for me because of a horrible, horrible election where I got many millions more votes than I did the first time, but didn’t quite make it, just a little bit short,” Trump said. “Just a little bit short.” It certainly lacks the unrestrained zeal of “Stop the Steal.”
Trump just admitted he lost 2020 election
There are many news sites covering this , if you want to pick a fight with the Daily Beast.
Trump admits he lost, im sure he didn't mean to , but its straight from the horses mouth !
After all this time he finally admits it .
That should be the end right there.
originally posted by: rigel4
originally posted by: TheLieWeLive
a reply to: rigel4
What’s he admitting to? It’s obvious that he’s not the current president right?
We all lost under the current administration.
I am not a linguistic expert , but i'd say he is admitting that he didn't get enough votes to win the 2020 election.What do you think he's admitting ?
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: rigel4
What does your graph imply?
originally posted by: AlroyFarms
a reply to: rigel4
Oh ya for sure just a little bit. Just conveniently a little bit enough after the lights went out for a few hours in the dead of night.
It was a graphic representing some sudden jumps in vote counts in the states of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan, probably mostly due to votes being processed in large batches.
Fuller explanation for these jumps is given here: Fact check: Vote spikes in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania do not prove election fraud
Overall national vote tallies did not show the same jumps.
I think Nate Silver has created his own alternate universe where the polls project what he wants them to.
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: rigel4
What does your graph imply?
originally posted by: AlroyFarms
a reply to: rigel4
Oh ya for sure just a little bit. Just conveniently a little bit enough after the lights went out for a few hours in the dead of night.
It was a graphic representing some sudden jumps in vote counts in the states of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan, probably mostly due to votes being processed in large batches.
Fuller explanation for these jumps is given here: Fact check: Vote spikes in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania do not prove election fraud
Overall national vote tallies did not show the same jumps.
Votes can't be processed in large batches. But votes can be added and subtracted during transportation from actual vote locations to vote "count" facilities. 😃
originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: chr0naut
between three and five o'clock in the morning on the west coast when 95% of the country was still asleep they just happen to find votes that hadn't been counted yet. yeah right.
those were the ones they kept in reserve hidden under the table just in case.
When they had finished one lot of votes from one location, they moved on to votes from another location. It is a function of not having unlimited staff to process votes.
originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: chr0naut
When they had finished one lot of votes from one location, they moved on to votes from another location. It is a function of not having unlimited staff to process votes.
keep on believe what they spoon feed you, mister establishment man.
originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: chr0naut
keep on believein what they spoon feed you, mister establishment man.
When they had finished one lot of votes from one location, they moved on to votes from another location. It is a function of not having unlimited staff to process votes.
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: rigel4
Except the fact that election fraud has been proven in NV, GA, PA, WI, MN, AZ... That exceeded Biden's margin of victory.
But go on jerking yourself off.
We all watched it happen in real time. Everyone knows it.
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: chr0naut
keep on believein what they spoon feed you, mister establishment man.
When they had finished one lot of votes from one location, they moved on to votes from another location. It is a function of not having unlimited staff to process votes.
Paper votes go into ballot boxes at the polling place. The boxes are supposed to remain unopened until they are delivered to be counted. It takes time to count them.
It is fairly silly to assume everything is instantaneous, and isn't dealt with in batches.
originally posted by: yuppa
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: chr0naut
keep on believein what they spoon feed you, mister establishment man.
When they had finished one lot of votes from one location, they moved on to votes from another location. It is a function of not having unlimited staff to process votes.
Paper votes go into ballot boxes at the polling place. The boxes are supposed to remain unopened until they are delivered to be counted. It takes time to count them.
It is fairly silly to assume everything is instantaneous, and isn't dealt with in batches.
In a NORMAL year the mail in votes are counted already before the close of polls election night. It is possible to do it in 1 day.
originally posted by: BigJohnTally
a reply to: chr0naut
they counted chads faster by hand than they did in the 2020 election. don't give me that bullsh@@.