there is a theory they used 3rd party to balance the red plus flipping red i see patterns based on the demography of the average person that live in said county some sure BLUE hot spots but others just dont make sense wether they stopped counting didnt pick up mail ins or flipped a third party . it seems cali is THE most confusing of the all of it and they are squeaking under the radar
so places that id guess have more red have less and also the third party votes try to flip to maintain the average cali is SO big and so complicated if you dont live here to explain but if you do you know areas/counties have certain ppl that live there we space out it just doesn't add up in many ways
Can you explain?
there is a theory they used 3rd party to balance the red plus flipping red i see patterns based on the demography of the average person that live in said county some sure BLUE hot spots but others just dont make sense wether they stopped counting didnt pick up mail ins or flipped a third party . it seems cali is THE most confusing of the all of it and they are squeaking under the radar
overlay dominion with non dominion counties then compare the data its a sore thumb
so places that id guess have more red have less and also the third party votes try to flip to maintain the average cali is SO big and so complicated if you dont live here to explain but if you do you know areas/counties have certain ppl that live there we space out it just doesn't add up in many ways