You could use 0.0005 if you assume that it's using a nearest integer rounding scheme. That's probably a safe assumption and most likely what was used.

I also incorporated the current and prev errors since the previous vote total that you're subtracting with was also affected by a rounding error. If the previous total was inflated then you might get a false drop in votes. If the current total is also lessened, then it's going to look even worse.

Using your nearest integer assumption, the largest that rounding error could be when calculating President Trump's change in votes is (0.0005 * prevVote) + (0.0005 * currVote). This would be a bit more accurate than just doubling the error to be 0.0005 * 2 * currVote.

You can always adjust the multiplier if you wanted to investigate more incidents, but i would definitely prioritize any that match this worst case filtering and start with those.

I've thought about this some more since my last comment...

Since you are comparing two points in time you have to carry over that potential error from the previous calculation. The hypothetical worst case scenario that would result in a false flag loss of votes would be if trumpPreviousVotes had a round up error and the trumpCurrentVotes had a round down error.

Update to line 146:

threshold = 0.001 * (totalPreviousVotes + totalCurrentVotes)

You could potentially reduce the multiplier to 0.0005 if you assume a nearest rounding scheme, but with such limited system knowledge, I'd prefer to be extra conservative with the filtering to provide the strongest argument and most likely examples of fraud.

I still think the best we can do without knowing anything about the system is to bound the filter threshold for the max rounding error possible during our side of the calculations. If we knew the rounding scheme, variable types, and what operations they used to calculate those percentage values we could have gotten an exact number.

Glad you're still on this pede. This filtering is important to remove all of the noise and provide everyone with very specific timestamps and voting locations of where to look for fraud. Scaling the threshold is also important to help differentiate fraud between smaller and larger states.

My only feedback is that your choice of 10k as a precision error threshold filter seems arbitrary.

I'd suggest updating that in your script to be related to the current number of votes. Filter out all values under the max value you could expect for a 3 digit rounding error, i.e. +/- 0.001. Since we can't assume if they are rounding using ceiling or floor or whatever let's use the worst case for robustness and set the filter to (0.002 * votes). This would be a round up in Pedo Joe's favor and a round down against our VSGEOTUS.

Also, don't get down by everyone's coooming over in the original thread. All that noise and attention has got all of us techpedes together further analysing the data. We should be open and constantly trying to poke holes in our own arguments to strengthen and improve them.

I wouldn't be opposed to no electronic voting machines, but there's going to be security vulnerabilities no matter how you count votes.

At the very least get rid of these touch screens. There needs to be a paper trail for manual recounts and audits.

At the very least something here is definitely suspect and warrants an investigation and manual recount.

The big question is how and where is Edison Research getting these numbers? Is Edison Research performing any additional calculations (like determining the percentages) or just reporting raw data?

Because there's so much data and the count is updated mostly every minute, sometimes even within seconds, there's no way this isn't automated. And since it's automated, somebody's system done fucked up and the answer is in the code. Furthermore, since the errors are persistent, that would suggest the data source itself is most likely suspect.

Going further down the rabbit hole... if the source is straight from the voter machines then they need to subpoena the shit out of these companies! I want to see the revision and check in logs, I want to see company emails and communications, everything. Either these companies run some shitty operation and didn't test the code well enough and don't deserve our tax dollars... Or what's even more likely is there's some goblins hiding in the code.

Could you imagine if they released the code base for us to review? I'd use up some sick days and personally volunteer. This has always driven me crazy that the voting machines that WE THE TAXPAYERS are paying for are not available for audit. There is no fucking reason good enough for why the code integral to our functioning Republic is not open source. Especially for those States that are fully electronic (touchscreens) and don't have a paper trail. Allowing these voting machines to be a giant black box and you're just asking for vote fraud as it would be so easy to slip some shitty ::barf:: "glitch" in there to completely steal an election. Sadly it wouldn't be that hard for them to also cover their tracks and overwrite the code and hide enough of the evidence to maintain reasonable doubt either.

TL;DR: AUDIT THE FUCKING VOTER MACHINES AND RELEASE IT TO THE PUBLIC! I WANNA SEE THE CODE!

Twitter Cuck looked disgusting–face pubes protruding–from his commie beard before Congress. Very very disrespectful.

What video are you referencing?

The only two I've seen the shooting happens off camera or is too shitty quality zoomed out and only has the shooting and not the lead up. I have seen the pics of old dude slapping the kid but supposedly he was grabbing for the mace which means shooter was first to instigate.

Regardless I haven't seen a video with the lead up to the shooting and the slappening so plz link em if you got em buddy

For real. Ted Cruz just got steamrolled by this coked out roid junkie. Ted was all over the place trying to keep up and stuck on defense the entire time, reduced to making sad faces. That was some serious Jeb! energy.

I hope your wrong but who knows...

Couldn't find 22lr locally for what seemed like the whole 0bummer term, and even when I could it was almost 10 cents a round.

Then GEOTUS came and all the sudden it was 4-5 cents a round again and even at the locally Wallyworld during the day! Only recently with this wuflu and BLM bullshit does it feel like 0bummer scarcity all over again. I like to think after the election it'll settle down again

Cocaine Mitch must be listening to those "Alleycat Blues"

For the longest time they used to hide behind the names diversity, inclusion, and equality. "Those all sounded like positive things, right?"

It then evolved into unconscious bias training... "Wait, I have to take mandatory training subtly suggesting that I'm racist?"

And now it's become systemic racism and white privilege. "Oh ok, I am racist, have always been racist, and will always be racist because of my skin color... Got it!"

If only you knew how bad it was...

Every major military defense contractor has this garbage billowing from their HR departments with full throated approval from the top executives. Your average workerpede has already been suffering through mandatory employee unconscious bias and diversity training for the past few years now, but only recently has it gotten so perverse and public. Since fentanyl Floyd there's been numerous official company statements from top executives using these same Marxist terms like white privilege and systemic racism. It's most likely just empty pandering, but still concerning at how frequent and blatant they're becoming. Not even the hard sciences and engineering are safe anymore from this bullshit.

"a group composed of black and brown bodied organizers"

And yet all three commies who found out were white soyboys, top kek. That's some talcum x levels of delusion there.

Better than nothing, but still a yuge missed opportunity by not enforcing this for ALL of Florida businesses.

The swamp got their tendrils in this one. Dems get to virtue signal about saving muh undocumented immigrants and RINOs get their cheap labor. Way more illegal immigrants working in construction, restaurant, and hospitality than gov jobs. This only will continue to depress worker wages while cost of living and housing and rent prices keep rising. Not good!