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MAGAnifient 3 points ago +3 / -0

wow is this method called something officially? I never heard of being able to add significant figures to data and maintain accuracy. Wouldn't it have to be within the standard error of the data? Just curious I want to learn this thank you

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MAGAnifient 3 points ago +3 / -0

I know the NYT Data is not to be trusted 100%, but I plotted the total votes over Time between Trump and Biden. It seriously looks like there is a sort of algorithm that is suppressing Trump votes to Biden votes!

Look at the changes between the two, they are in step with each other!: Arizona Trump and Biden Total Votes

PA Data:

Looks like a LOT of Biden votes were dumped later to catch up to Trump:

Trump and Biden Vote Totals Pennsylvania

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MAGAnifient 1 point ago +1 / -0

I know the NYT Data is not to be trusted 100%, but I plotted the total votes over Time between Trump and Biden. It seriously looks like there is a sort of algorithm that is suppressing Trump votes to Biden votes!

Look at the changes between the two, they are in step with each other!: Arizona Trump and Biden Total Votes

PA Data:

Looks like a LOT of Biden votes were dumped later to catch up to Trump:

Trump and Biden Vote Totals Pennsylvania

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MAGAnifient 2 points ago +2 / -0 (edited)

I know the NYT Data is not to be trusted 100%, but I plotted the total votes over Time between Trump and Biden. It seriously looks like there is a sort of algorithm that is suppressing Trump votes to Biden votes!

Look at the changes between the two, they are in step with each other!: Arizona Trump and Biden Total Votes

PA Data:

Looks like a LOT of Biden votes were dumped later to catch up to Trump:

Trump and Biden Vote Totals Pennsylvania

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MAGAnifient 2 points ago +2 / -0

I know the NYT Data is not to be trusted 100%, but I plotted the total votes over Time between Trump and Biden. It seriously looks like there is a sort of algorithm that is suppressing Trump votes to Biden votes!

Look at the changes between the two, they are in step with each other!: Arizona Trump and Biden Total Votes

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MAGAnifient 1 point ago +1 / -0

Awesome work! By the way people die of all ages, so the next step up will be to check if anyone is deceased maybe by comparing against some site that could check... Thanks for the work!!

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MAGAnifient 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think the OP needs to put a disclaimer at the top that details that the actual vote counts can't be trusted for either candidate, but it shows switching occurring for both Trump and Biden and vote manipulation which should not be happening.

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MAGAnifient 3 points ago +3 / -0

Github would be nice, I see about 5 different versions of this code floating around this site... We need to merge all changes and collaborate them in a central location

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MAGAnifient 2 points ago +2 / -0

FYI:

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Wisconsin statutes and administrative rules establish the cost of purchasing WisVote data. The price is $25 plus $5 per 1,000 voter records, rounded to the nearest 1,000. The minimum charge is $30 and the maximum cost is $12,500 (2.5 million or more voter records). Rather than first contacting Wisconsin Elections Commission staff or a municipal or county clerk, individuals can make any of six standard requests independently through the Badger Voters website.>

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MAGAnifient 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think the data can't be trusted, it is blended data from multiple sources and maybe even human input. We need direct State and precinct level data sets.

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MAGAnifient 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yeah I just realized that myself... I think there is something going on since votes should never decrease for either candidate, but I think we need the actual direct state/precinct level data.

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MAGAnifient 5 points ago +5 / -0

I added a method into your vote difference, to see if there was floating point subtractive cancellation, it only happens a handful of times, especially in PA...

Just wanted to make sure we have bases covered:

Subtract Method, warns of precision loss from subtractive cancellation

def subtract(a,b): c = a-b if abs(c) < 1e-14*a: print('WARNING: Low precision on subtraction!!!') return c

    # Change in votes from one timeseries to another. If negative, these votes were "lost"
    trumpVoteChange = subtract(trumpCurrentVotes,trumpPreviousVotes)
    bidenVoteChange = subtract(bidenCurrentVotes,bidenPreviousVotes)
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MAGAnifient 2 points ago +2 / -0

Good work, BUT This JSON data shows total votes for both Biden and Trump right, and not just Total votes for President? I hope it is for only Biden and Trump, because otherwise the liberation party votes and Kanye could be affecting it

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MAGAnifient 3 points ago +3 / -0

Having a private company able to provide a voting machine is BS in the first place, it shouldn't be controlled be a private company and it should be open source.

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