Want to identify possible election fraud, but don’t know where to start? Here’s a clean CSV format dataset from the NYT, identifying county-level presidential votes at periodic snapshots since counting began. There’s a lot to possibly analyze here.
ufile.io/q3ysydfm
It can’t do the kinds of analysis I did, for which you need down-ballot races, and it would be nice to have ward or precinct-level data, but it makes up for it with fantastic repeated snapshots, and covering all of America.
The great thing about big data is that if there is something dubious going on, it has a tendency for some trace of it to show up somewhere. If you find something, spread the word!
If there’s nothing dubious here, great! Everyone should want the outcome to be as clean and undisputed as possible.

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7 Nov
Evidence Suggesting Voter Fraud in Milwaukee – a thread.

I’ve been looking at the vote counts in Milwaukee, and there’s suspicious patterns in the data that need explaining. Proving fraud is difficult, but a lot of irregularities point in that direction. First, the tl;dr.
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1. Democrat votes started increasing massively relative to Republicans after Tuesday night counts. This can’t be accounted for by explanations like heavily Democratic wards reporting later. When we look at the changes *within wards*, 96.6% of them favored the Democrats.
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2. Democrats also improved massively against third party candidates, but Republicans and third party candidates are similar to each other. Since there’s little incentive to manipulate third party counts, the big change is in Democrat votes, not in Republican ones.
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5 Nov
A metaphor for the likelihood of voter fraud, for people who insist that it's a conspiracy theory, or there's no evidence of it.

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Suppose Amazon wanted to know how many packages it had. Packages were kept in warehouses all over the country. The system was different in every warehouse.
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Some people need to move packages around, and there's a list of who is allowed to do that in each warehouse. But if you go in and say you're that person, nobody checks. If someone else has already done that for you when you arrive, you just get another package.
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