(11-07-2020, 08:18 AM)Lucky2Last Wrote: These are the numbers I ran with a friend the other day. Someone else put them in graph form. This is the overlap from 2016 to 2020. The results from Gwinnett, Fulton, Cobb, and DeKalb seem unnatural. This same pattern is found only in certain swing states and only in certain blue counties. I'm not saying that those numbers are impossible. It's certainly possible. It's just unlikely. There are several other blue counties  in that list that didn't have those same kinds of massive spikes. We've ran comparisons for the red swing states and again for solid blue states and haven't found similar spikes. However, to be fair, we haven't looked at the results from LA or Chicago, which might be more comparable. I'll go do that now.

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I'd also like to run a comparison on voter increases across county. I'm curious how many showed increases for both candidates.

Dude... any simple Google search explains this; its literally been all over the news:

https://news.yahoo.com/georgia-election-...54054.html

Trump is the least popular and most divisive president in American history... not a shock that grassroots efforts, combined with his general hatred, drove up Democrat voters in swing states. You are doing a ton of work for nothing... its already been done, and the reasons are obvious. Stacey Abrams in Georgia is the main reason.

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