Alaska is a huge state with vast untapped natural resources. Mr. President, we must complete the railroads and roadways across the isolated Alaskan towns, to strengthen economic independence from foreign countries!
I like this. However, one question comes to mind: How many machines were in the 4 referenced Detroit locations? Here's some quick math.
2000 max # of ballots/hour/machine estimated. 2 hours + (38 mins / 60 mins) = 2.6334 hours. 2000 * 2.6334 ≈ 5267 max # of ballots/machine.
94867 calculated as max # of processable ballots. 94867 / 5267 ≈ 18 min # of machines required for all 4 locations, based on the given data.
384733 counted ballots / 94867 ≈ 4.0555 times more machines required in total. 18 * 4.0555 ≈ 73 min # of machines required for all 4 locations, based on the given data.
73 / 4 locations = 18.25 min # of machines per location to process 384733 ballots in 2.6334 hours, assuming 2000 ballots per hour per machine, or 5267 ballots per machine within 2 hours and 38 mins.
Only thing left to do is find out how many Dominion machines were in these 4 locations, and compare them to: 5267 * ?? actual # of machines = 384733.
Assuming they know the total # of machines that were in the 4 Detroit locations in total (likely 18 machines), they should include how many Dominion machines were actually in Detroit, if they haven't already. Godspeed.
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