Thanks for the reply Edward. I forget to mention that even in that worst case scenario, Trump would get those stolen votes, giving Trump a lead of around 34,000 votes, almost triple Biden's current margin.

p.s. Great work. And God bless.

Am I getting this right?

The total altered votes in all the hijacked precincts was 287,424 total votes. Biden was given 242,434 Biden of those. That's 84.3%.

For the non-hijacked votes in those precincts, Biden got 76.4%.

So wouldn't we have to assume that he would have gotten a similar number of the votes in hijacked precincts if the algorithm hadn't been run? E.g., 76.4% of 287,424 = 219,592. That's would mean the algorithm netted him an estimated 22,842 votes more than he would have gotten (assuming the 76.4% would have applied to those vote counts). That's still enough to overcome Biden's ~12k lead.

Or are all of these hijacked votes added on top of what would have come in naturally?