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Anyone interested in building a dataset of election results by time reported and associated precinct? With that data people might identify clues for where fraud occurred.
posted ago by Orbital_Meme_Command ago by Orbital_Meme_Command +15 / -0

Or does this already exist somewhere?

Basically, each entry in the database would have the following fields: votes for Trump, votes for Biden, votes for Other (could break it down), time reported, reporting precinct.

Any recommendations, and do you think this could be put together (at least in theory) from publicly available info? (I know the info is out there somewhere.)

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– mojavegreen 1 point ago +1 / -0

Spot on. Strangely my connection has slowed down to a crawl when I started searching the GIS data sets.

IDK.... Strange Things afoot at the Circle K

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– Orbital_Meme_Command [S] 1 point ago +1 / -0

I think your census.gov link looked promising, but when I try to follow the links on that page, (e.g., dataferret.census.gov, which is apparently decomissioned as of June) those pages fail to load.

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– mojavegreen 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's odd. Everytime I try to get a data set the connection fails.;;;

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– Orbital_Meme_Command [S] 1 point ago +1 / -0

That is odd. I found a pretty good alternative, I think. We'd have to go state by state, but (at least some) states provide the data. Virginia is what I'm looking at now as a starting point. They actually provide it as json files; I just have to put together a script to pull them all.

https://results.elections.virginia.gov/vaelections/2020%20November%20General/Site/Locality/YORK_COUNTY/President_and_Vice_President.html

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