I'm dying for more information on Georgia, so I went straight to the Georgia Election Results website and plotted the results. It took a few hours for me to parse and format the data (I’m not a data scientist, alright? I did my best). DeKalb (84.0% Biden) and (Fulton – 73.5%) Biden stick out like sore thumbs. Are they really that blue? Perhaps they are, but does anyone have insight?
Is there anything we can glean from this?
Also, does anyone know where to find minute-by-minute Georgia voting results? I would like to see how the votes changed over time.
I'd be interested to know how these Biden counties are 1) as a percent of the eligible vote totals (over-voting likelihood) and 2) the vote percent increase relative to 2016's turnout in these counties (manufactured voting likelihood).
Voter participation is obviously going to be higher, but those major Biden counties turnout shouldn't be disproportionate to their population and 2016 turnout relative to the other counties.
Great work, I genuinely wish I had that minute-to-minute data you were looking for.
Thanks! Yes, the spikes are POTUS (red), Biden (Blue), and Jorgensen (Green - included just to see if there were anomalies). The spikes each consist of Election Day Votes, Absentee by Mail Votes, Advanced Voting Votes, and Provisional Votes per candidate.
Great questions there. I will see if there are eligible vote totals available. I should be able to make a graph like this for 2016 fairly easily now that I know how.
I appreciate it! I don't want to oversell it - it's just a raw graphical display of the results. I'm not done looking into it though. An even better graph was mentioned above, which compares 2016 vs 2020 results: https://thedonald.win/p/11PpYiSxMG/nothing-suspicious-here-go-about/c/
Also, do you know what happened to the poster who kept saying they needed 100's of data analysts? I was wondering if they put their results out or if they still need help. Haven't heard from them in a few days.
Thank you! The link to the "combined csv" should have all you need in one (big) file. The second column is the file date, but I somehow made the colons into underscores, so if you process the csv in python, you may need to replace the "_" with ":" in that column to convert them into zulu time. If you need it in a different format, let me know and I can do it.
I'm dying for more information on Georgia, so I went straight to the Georgia Election Results website and plotted the results. It took a few hours for me to parse and format the data (I’m not a data scientist, alright? I did my best). DeKalb (84.0% Biden) and (Fulton – 73.5%) Biden stick out like sore thumbs. Are they really that blue? Perhaps they are, but does anyone have insight?
Is there anything we can glean from this?
Also, does anyone know where to find minute-by-minute Georgia voting results? I would like to see how the votes changed over time.
KEEP DIGGING. KEEP PRAYING. It’s not over yet!
I just posted this...not minute by minute, but has actual numbers at the precinct levels for much of GA. PLZ DIG: https://thedonald.win/p/11QRoqVBY0/-halp-datapedes-i-have-nytimes-d/
Amazing graph! Are the spikes the vote totals?
I'd be interested to know how these Biden counties are 1) as a percent of the eligible vote totals (over-voting likelihood) and 2) the vote percent increase relative to 2016's turnout in these counties (manufactured voting likelihood).
Voter participation is obviously going to be higher, but those major Biden counties turnout shouldn't be disproportionate to their population and 2016 turnout relative to the other counties.
Great work, I genuinely wish I had that minute-to-minute data you were looking for.
Thanks! Yes, the spikes are POTUS (red), Biden (Blue), and Jorgensen (Green - included just to see if there were anomalies). The spikes each consist of Election Day Votes, Absentee by Mail Votes, Advanced Voting Votes, and Provisional Votes per candidate.
Great questions there. I will see if there are eligible vote totals available. I should be able to make a graph like this for 2016 fairly easily now that I know how.
I appreciate the input!
I'll look too. In the mean time there was this post from a few days ago with similar graph.
https://thedonald.win/p/11PpYiSxMG/nothing-suspicious-here-go-about/c/
Thanks! Looks like somebody beat me to the 2016 vote totals comparison. They did a great job - sad that post only has 25 likes.
I hope you send your results to Lin Wood!
I appreciate it! I don't want to oversell it - it's just a raw graphical display of the results. I'm not done looking into it though. An even better graph was mentioned above, which compares 2016 vs 2020 results: https://thedonald.win/p/11PpYiSxMG/nothing-suspicious-here-go-about/c/
Good call! I was also thinking of comparing against 2016, 2012, 2008 etc etc for another control.
Hey I just posted some data you might could make use of...some precinct level actual numbers in both counties: https://thedonald.win/p/11QRoqVBY0/-halp-datapedes-i-have-nytimes-d/
Also, do you know what happened to the poster who kept saying they needed 100's of data analysts? I was wondering if they put their results out or if they still need help. Haven't heard from them in a few days.
I sure don't and was wondering that myself. That was about the time the Kraken was released and it seemed to get drowned out. I'd love to help, too.
NICE!!! I will see what I can do - may take a bit to brush off my limited Python skills. Great post!
Thank you! The link to the "combined csv" should have all you need in one (big) file. The second column is the file date, but I somehow made the colons into underscores, so if you process the csv in python, you may need to replace the "_" with ":" in that column to convert them into zulu time. If you need it in a different format, let me know and I can do it.
Awesome, thanks!