At the PA state level, we have the following numbers (as of today):
-- 1,407,622 in-person votes for Biden
-- 2,728,872 in-person votes for Trump
-- 1,978,461 mail-in votes for Biden
-- 591,729 mail-in votes for Trump
-- 23,753 provisional ballot votes for Biden
-- 26,633 provisional ballot votes for Trump
Biden has received 42.7% more of the mail-in votes than the in-person votes overall. By county, this varies consistently between about 30-45% (usually around 40% as the original article states) except for Philadelphia county which is a huge outlier.
Currently, our votes are 62% in-person and 38% mail in, as was predicted.
Currently, Trump wins 66% of the in-person votes but only 23% of the mail-in votes (again, this reflects that ~40% difference repeated throughout the counties).
You can see that the "total votes" (grey) lines mirror the in-person voting percentages most closely due to the higher number of in-person votes than mail-in votes. This is more true for Trump who relied on in-person votes compared to Biden whose mail-in votes pull his total votes line away from in-person and toward mail-in more.
PA reports about 42k mail-in ballots left to count but has not provided any updates since 11/12 around 4:00 PM.
I've seen estimates that predicted about 100,000 provisional ballots total for the state, but I've been unable to personally confirm this.
I'm just here to share the data - Think what you want. I do agree with the Gateway Pundit original article that this is incredibly suspicious to have such consistent differences in voting patterns across the state.
Also hold the line, DJT will rise again \m/ (>_<) \m/
Things to note:
At the PA state level, we have the following numbers (as of today): -- 1,407,622 in-person votes for Biden -- 2,728,872 in-person votes for Trump -- 1,978,461 mail-in votes for Biden -- 591,729 mail-in votes for Trump -- 23,753 provisional ballot votes for Biden -- 26,633 provisional ballot votes for Trump
Biden has received 42.7% more of the mail-in votes than the in-person votes overall. By county, this varies consistently between about 30-45% (usually around 40% as the original article states) except for Philadelphia county which is a huge outlier.
Currently, our votes are 62% in-person and 38% mail in, as was predicted. Currently, Trump wins 66% of the in-person votes but only 23% of the mail-in votes (again, this reflects that ~40% difference repeated throughout the counties).
You can see that the "total votes" (grey) lines mirror the in-person voting percentages most closely due to the higher number of in-person votes than mail-in votes. This is more true for Trump who relied on in-person votes compared to Biden whose mail-in votes pull his total votes line away from in-person and toward mail-in more.
PA reports about 42k mail-in ballots left to count but has not provided any updates since 11/12 around 4:00 PM.
I've seen estimates that predicted about 100,000 provisional ballots total for the state, but I've been unable to personally confirm this.
I'm just here to share the data - Think what you want. I do agree with the Gateway Pundit original article that this is incredibly suspicious to have such consistent differences in voting patterns across the state.
Also hold the line, DJT will rise again \m/ (>_<) \m/