(06-18-2021, 11:01 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: I've stayed out of this argument because even though some of the ballot counts seem a little fishy, there's been no definitive proof.

With that said, I thought SeldomRite's question was fair. You can't investigate only the results you disagree with. Biden voters aren't concerned because their candidate won. However, if the shoe were on the other foot you can rest assured there would be plenty of accusation about states Trump won.

It's a fair question, and I'll answer it: You simply can't find the same kind of anomalies coming out of red areas, and, even if there were, they don't have the same kind of population differences that can turn the tide of the elections. In order for red districts to cheat, they would have to do it on a massive scale spread across many, many districts, which increases the likelihood they get caught. Democrats wouldn't have to do that due to the more densely populated blue districts. With control over a few areas, they could bring in 10's of thousands of votes without drastically altering the vote totals. Personally, I think they've been doing it for years, but they were desperate to get rid of Trump. Bottom line: Lower populated red districts would have a much more difficult time hiding it. 

Maricopa county fits the demographics for a district that could cheat in favor of Republicans, and it's currently being investigated. This is not to say that there is no cheating in red districts. I am 100% sure we can find it. You just can't find the same types of anomalies. Even the officials in ATL are admitting there's serious and obvious chain of custody problem happening in Fulton County.

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