(11-06-2020, 12:37 PM)Lucky2Last Wrote: The numbers don't add up. It's not enough to prove anything by itself, but it's EXTREMELY suspicious. Unless Trump plans on verifying votes, I don't know that there can be sufficient evidence to overturn this election. However, I have uncovered several instances of one or two counties in each swing state (only in swing states) that have an abnormally high turnout for Biden. The other blue counties remained close to their 2016 totals, but these few counties had massive turnouts, where Biden outperformed Hillary by tens of thousands of votes. This happened in Wisconsin, GA, PA, and AZ. Furthermore, you don't see him making those same gains in decisively blue states. The numbers are similar to 2016 results. To put it another way, there is a pattern that has emerged in swing states where you get a massive influx of votes from a few, blue voting precincts that don't match what was going on in other blue districts.

And???  What is unusual about that?  Trump has been the least popular president in our lifetime; that has obviously inspired Blue voters in swing states to have record turn outs to remove him from office.  Pretty easy to understand that motivation to vote.  It makes sense voter turnout rates would be even higher in swing states because the electorate there understands the importance of their vote.  Someone in a decisively Red state like Alabama, or a decisively Blue state like New York, would not have the same incentive; they are already confident of the outcome, with or without their vote. It doesn't matter as much there. This is pretty simple to realize, and it logically adds up.

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