ABC Broadcasts Election results on "Accident"

You cant make this stuff up people. They already determined the election for us. No need to go vote I guess. I have heard it was a test and also an "accident". Either way it looks pretty fishy and if the results in PA end up exactly what it shows there will be questions.


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a reply to: TheTardis2

Looks like a local news station testing out their graphics, and accidentally let it air.

Here’s the thing about real conspiracies, it’s got to have a small enough circle you know nothing will leak.

If the media knew something was being rigged, we’re talking about thousands, or tens of thousands assuming even local stations are in on it. While those institutions themselves lean left, not everyone inside of the organizations do. Someone would surely come forth with evidence.

This reminds me of when they accidentally show an obituary type write up on a public figure who’s still alive. They have those profiles ready to go for high profile figures so they’re ready to pounce on the story when it does happen.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

Remember a few weeks ago ?



MSNBC Producer caught on tape admitting to pushing Harris campaign, 'made its viewers dumber'

The producer painted a picture of a network that does not merely report on political events but rather acts as a “mouthpiece for the Democratic Party,” noting that during interviews, hosts and politicians often seem to “finish each other's sentences.”

This blatant admission raises questions about the objectivity of the network, which many viewers rely on for unbiased news coverage.

Even if it isn't a cheating matter of having the "results" beforehand, this is still election interference/influencing.
Mind games. Like seeing the results of early voting before election day. It has the potential to sway voters. lead to complacency, surrender, etc.

They know what they're doing.

Yeah I posted this on one of the other election threads. I live in the area where this happened, it was my local ABC affiliate. It's not all that farfetched that they were just testing their crawler. How they accidentally broadcast it I have no idea.

I don't think it means anything, but it's a stupid mistake to make in a state that always has election "irregularities" and has the spotlight on it every 4 years. This certainly doesn't help quash voters' concerns.

a reply to: MetalThunder

Remember a few weeks ago ?

You mean remember the past few decades?

This is nothing new. There are plenty of bias media organizations, and they exist all across the spectrum of political ideology.

I don’t watch CNN, MSNBC, Fox or the rest. I don’t even have cable.

Do you think my original assessment was wrong though that it was likely a local station testing their graphics heading up to the election? Or do you think they know the results and accidentally let it slip?

a reply to: CriticalStinker

I think it's very odd that when they " accidently " do this, it's always in favor of the Democrats, especially in swing states.

a reply to: TheTardis2

What's that © X
in the bottom left?

Is this a Musk production?

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: CriticalStinker

I think it's very odd that when they " accidently " do this, it's always in favor of the Democrats, especially in swing states.

Do you think the actual post election numbers will match the graphics?

If that’s the case, what’s the point of us voting on Tuesday? It’s already decided, and every local news station has the results.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: CriticalStinker

I think it's very odd that when they " accidently " do this, it's always in favor of the Democrats, especially in swing states.

Do you think the actual post election numbers will match the graphics?

If that’s the case, what’s the point of us voting on Tuesday? It’s already decided, and every local news station has the results.

Even if they were pre-baked numbers, you'd think they'd be smart enough to change them now that they were accidentally broadcast.

I think it's just a dumb blunder though. For once we are in agreement.

For the record, for some of the downballot races, they had the Republican winning. And some of them they had the person with fewer votes marked the winner, so they have some bugs to work out.

originally posted by: YourFaceAgain

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: CriticalStinker

I think it's very odd that when they " accidently " do this, it's always in favor of the Democrats, especially in swing states.

Do you think the actual post election numbers will match the graphics?

If that’s the case, what’s the point of us voting on Tuesday? It’s already decided, and every local news station has the results.

Even if they were pre-baked numbers, you'd think they'd be smart enough to change them now that they were accidentally broadcast.

I think it's just a dumb blunder though. For once we are in agreement.

For the record, for some of the downballot races, they had the Republican winning. And some of them they had the person with fewer votes marked the winner, so they have some bugs to work out.

I’d imagine they populate all the numbers with some kind of polling.

Just like any code, you’d have to make sure it’s all working right. I’d imagine that the numbers for a county would feed into the state, state into federal electoral college numbers.

If would take too much time and effort to do all that manually on election night, so my guess is it solid just be easier to feed in at a county level while it’s being received while the broader totals are calculated by the software.

a reply to: TheTardis2


Didn't Fox in Phoenix do the same, about a week before the 2020 election? The final numbers were close, with Joe Biden winning after several days of votes being "found". There was an ATS thread then, like this one.

a reply to: TheTardis2

It's a PSYOP, no doubt

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: CriticalStinker

I think it's very odd that when they " accidently " do this, it's always in favor of the Democrats, especially in swing states.

Notice the polling always shows the candidates are always running close to make it easier to fudge the numbers on election night.

My thought is, if they were just testing the crawl then why would they show 100% reporting and have numbers. If you just wanted to populate fields you could easily just put in 50/50 and half reporting or something. This is just weird honestly.

originally posted by: TheTardis2
My thought is, if they were just testing the crawl then why would they show 100% reporting and have numbers. If you just wanted to populate fields you could easily just put in 50/50 and half reporting or something. This is just weird honestly.

I don’t think it’s an accident at all.
I also don’t think those numbers are real.
I think it’s more propaganda to discourage Trump voters and invigorate Harris voters.
It makes sense to me that they have to test all of the functions of the tickers, 7 digit numbers, percentages calculating properly, winners check marks etc.
What doesn’t make sense is since it’s only a test then why not use meme numbers like 69420 and the like?
They know what they’re doing and it always benefits the democrats.
That’s the tell.

originally posted by: Lazy88

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: CriticalStinker

I think it's very odd that when they " accidently " do this, it's always in favor of the Democrats, especially in swing states.

Notice the polling always shows the candidates are always running close to make it easier to fudge the numbers on election night.

I just figured it’s always close because both parties insist on running polarizing figures.

originally posted by: Vermilion


It makes sense to me that they have to test all of the functions of the tickers,

I’ve never seen the school closing and the ticker for football games tested?

Do you send a test text before texting.

You think they would have it down and have better ways of testing.

a reply to: Lazy88

I’ve never seen the school closing and the ticker for football games tested?

I doubt that would be newsworthy.

But you can look up local TV station bloopers. They run really small teams. They mess up.

But sports tickers and a nation wide election where reporting is being done on every county that have to live feed the state and national numbers is a bit more intricate no? When you have a local news station with a small staff, I’d say it’s probably not easy.

The 'blunder' totally shows their bias. To me it's an old trick, you put something out, false or not, it is hard to take it back.
Like telling someone how you really feel about them, then sayin "naah, I didn't mean it".
Doesn't matter, it's out in the Universe now.
Good thing is, it may also collapse their wavelength and their desired -spell- outcome.

Why not use dud names and zeroes as numbers?
They know what they were doing.