Admittedly, this is a very superficial analysis but I decided to start this thread because I have seen no comments about those suspicious Nebraska blue stripes in the middle of red Trump flyover deplorable country.

Nebraska is one of the 2 states that allows splitting of electoral votes. Nebraska electoral vote for the 2nd district going to Biden is puzzling to me. Usually Nebraska is entirely red. Statewide, this year, it is was 59% Trump to 39% Biden. The 2nd district however is a closer contest as is a bit more urban / suburban. But keep in mind that even Romney’s ineffective campaign won this district. The only recent exception where it was won by a Democrat was Obama’s 2nd term where he barely won this district’s one electoral vote by 1.2%. In 2016, Trump beat Hillary by 2% in this district.

I am not from Nebraska but am unaware of a specific issue whereby Trump would have lost favor with republicans or independents in 2020 compared with in 2016. Any Nebraskans care to comment?

*Significance: Understandably, it hasn’t gotten attention due to concerns of fraud in the bigger battleground states. However, depending on the final counts and legal battles, where it could be critical, especially if Trump gets Georgia, NC, and PA but Biden get Arizona. Such a paths could have Biden winning 270 to Trump’s 268. If voting errors are discovered and this district can be won by Trump, then the National tally would end up in a 269 to 269 tie and it would go to the House state controlled delegations (WITH A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY THERE).

Irregularities:

• Nebraska uses the Soros-linked Dominion Voting Systems according to their website. This alone should be enough to raise major concern. *The Republican Down ballet ticket suggests a big disconnect with the top of the ticket. Senate Sasse and House Bacon won re-election easily this year but we are to believe that Trump somehow lost. These could be votes where Dominion / Hammer / Scorecard flipped Trump votes to Biden but did not have time to do this flipping for the downballet races. The Senate election with Sasse was not close at all so for downballet comparison, let’s look at the closer Congressional Bacon contest. Bacon (R) maintained his portion of the votes up in 2020 (51%) from 2018 (51%) and up from 2016 (48.9%). Eastman (D) dropped from 49% in 2018 to 46% in 2020 so there doesn’t seem to be winds blowing in favor of democrats downballet.

Drilling down further, it’s hard to get the data for the 2nd congressional district for the presidential race so I am looking at Douglas county vote totals for a controlled comparison. Trump got only 116,696 votes in this district whereas the down ballet republican congressman Bacon got substantially more votes at 129,646. I think that it is not at all common for a congressman in a contested election to get more votes than his party’s presidential candidate. Yes, I sure it happens infrequently but it is suspicious to me. On the other hand, Biden got 146,433 votes here but the downballet democrat Eastman only got 130,211 votes, so over 16K voters for Biden crossed party lines to vote for the republican Bacon. The point here is that we can’t rule out Dominion’s vote flipping in this case. I think it's possible Trump had over 130,000 votes in this county and Dominion may have flipped about 7000-8000 votes over to Biden for a 14K to 16K total vote swing.

*The rest of Nebraska was a blow out victory for Trump where he got more Trump votes than in 2016.

Further Inspection Warranted: Perhaps someone could run a Benford’s Law analysis in Nebraska 2nd District? Or maybe someone has access to more granular data to search for clues of fraud or vote flipping? Or maybe someone from Nebraska can explain the down ballet disconnect in a plausible way?