Following in TrumpBlack’s footsteps, I have been analyzing the Edison data from the nytimes (https://static01.nyt.com/elections-assets/2020/data/api/2020-11-03/race-page/pennsylvania/president.json) and specifically analyzing the number of absentee ballots cast across the country for each candidate. What I’ve found is a huge discrepancy in the absentee ballots cast in Pennsylvania compared to the rest of the country. In short, I’ve analyzed what percentage of votes were cast by absentee ballots for each candidates. Just take a look at this graph to see if anything stands out.

https://i.maga.host/eDC0cUW.png

Here is a summary of the findings.

(Note, all these findings are based on analyzing 14 states. This is because the Edison data does not contain absentee ballot information for most of the states or at least a good enough sample size. Also in order to have a large enough sample size for each state, I only analyzed counties that had more than 100,000 total votes) Source of my compiled data for the analysis: https://pastebin.com/c49D1fPj

The percentage of Biden voters who voted by absentee ballots across the country was 78%. The percentage of Trump voters who voted by absentee ballots across the country was 64%.

The percentage difference between the two is 18.5%. (Percentage difference = [(second value -first value)/{(second value + first value)/2}] x 100%)

This means in any given county, the percentage of absentee votes for Biden vs Trump will differ by 18.5%, on average, in favor of Biden.

Here is a breakdown on the percentage difference for that states that were analyzed:

Texas 3.1%

Georgia: 8.8%

New Jersey: 9.1%

North Carolina: 9.8%

Florida: 10.7%

Arizona: 12.9%

California: 20.9%

Virginia: 35.1%

Michigan: 39.1%

Ohio: 40.4%

South Carolina: 41%

Pennsylvania: 100.2%

Noticed how Pennsylvania is more than double the next highest state. This is a huge irregularity! Let’s break this down into more detail with some examples of what this means.

For this example, I’ll compare the percentage of absentee ballots from a few counties in California vs Pennsylvania (pic of example here https://i.maga.host/ASDy4U1.png if table is too hard to read)

State | County | Biden Absentee % | Trump Absentee % | % Difference

California | Alameda | 41.616% | 28.573% | 37.166%

California | San Diego | 92.467% | 82.106% | 11.869%

California | Orange | 79.889% | 63.404% | 23.010%

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Pennsylvania | Allegheny | 64.143% | 23.788% | 91.788%

Pennsylvania | Montgomery | 62.767% | 21.590% | 97.625%

Pennsylvania | Erie 5.395% | 3.174% | 51.836%

Pennsylvania | Philadelphia | 12.246% | 3.335% | 114.395%

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In this example, Orange county CA represents a county that is very close to the national average of what we would expect. Meaning 79% of Bidens votes were from absentee ballots and 63% of Trump votes were from absentee ballots. Recall how we said the national average was 78% and 64%. The % difference for Orange county is 23%. Again very close to the national average for percent difference.

Now here is where things get interesting. Alameda county is a county where both Biden and Trump absentee ballots fall below the national average. Conversely, San Diego county shows absentee ballots way above the national average for both candidates. Why is this example important? It’s because it shows the way people vote are typically a product of their county, regardless of the candidate they vote for. Now this is just one example but it’s pretty consistent across all the states and counties. This is important for the Pennsylvania analysis. So let’s get into that.

Looking at Montgomery, the first thing we see is that Biden’s % of absentee votes aren’t too far off from National average, 62% vs 78%. However Trump’s absentee % is way below the National average for Trump’s votes of 63%. That is why the absentee % difference is so high at 97%. What is even more interesting about Montgomery is that it’s the county where the latest Whistle Blower is from. Meaning this data corroborates his story in that they threw away Trump ballots but not Biden ballots. Also this completely contradicts the trend we saw in California and the rest of the states and counties on how people tend to vote by the same method on a county by county basis. Furthermore, out of the 12 counties in Pennsylvania that have over 100,000+ votes, 10 of them look very similar to Montgomery and Allegheny county in terms of Biden’s Absentee % vs Trumps.

Next if we look at Erie and Philly. The data for both of these counties is so far off the map, it’s laughable. Let’s examine Erie first. While the % difference sits at 51% which while still high, still falls in an acceptable margin (I guess). The percentage of Biden absentee votes and Trump absentee votes is the lowest percentage of absentee votes that we have data for from all counties in the US. This means that out of the 68,336 votes for Biden, only 3,687 were from absentee. Likewise, out of the 66,912 Trump votes, only 2,124 were from absentee. We see a similar trend with Philly. Out of 576,275 Biden votes, only 70,573 were from absentee. Trump shows 128,325 with 4,279 from absentee.

The reason why this is significant is because numbers don’t lie and there is absolutely no way in hell these numbers hold water without 1 of 2 things. #1 Erie and Philly knowingly committed voter fraud to skew these numbers. #2 Unknowingly recorded the absentee ballots wrong, human error. Either way, this data is the same data that all the major networks use which means the networks are all reporting the wrong data. Just check out the number of Philly absentee ballots here https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/11/03/us/elections/results-pennsylvania.html See how it shows only 75,097 absentee out of 713,680 total votes for Philly.

So what is the conclusion here? We can conclusively say that the absentee voting numbers of Pennsylvania are either corrupt or inaccurate. Is it possible that the total number of votes is correct but the absentee numbers are off? I suppose but when there is smoke there is fire. Also, this doesn’t rule out any of the other questionable states from committing voter fraud through absentee ballots. Meaning if the % differential is really in fact around 18%, Michigan and others are still sitting around 40% which is still a really wide margin and could be caused by voter fraud. Pennsylvania just took it to a whole other level.

Please let me know what you think.