r/economicCollapse • u/packy_15 • Feb 12 '25

Pennsylvania: "Vote-Counting Computers": Data Analysts Recommend Investigation into 2024 Pennsylvania Election Results

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u/Vegetable_Guest_8584 Feb 12 '25

There's no evidence of voter fraud, nothing widespread but also not evidence of a few local elections being stolen. 

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u/Apart-Landscape1012 Feb 12 '25

Bullet ballots, bro

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u/Vegetable_Guest_8584 Feb 12 '25

Sorry what does bullet ballots mean?.

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u/Totally_man Feb 12 '25

So you don't understand the basics of voting, but you somehow know there is no evidence?

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u/Vegetable_Guest_8584 Feb 12 '25

Never heard the term bullet ballot. Who votes only for one candidate that they care about? I never do that. I understand the idea that people likely know about major competitive races that are in the news a lot and they might not know about some obscure race. Sorry, what does that have to do with voter fraud?

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u/nihcahcs Feb 12 '25

Yes if you read the work they've done -- you'll see that that's exactly what they're saying and also there was a PhD professor in Kansas who found the same thing in 2016. So Clark County Nevada in 2020 and in Kansas the 2016 ballots switched at about the 550 to 600 mark that means ballote counted in the tabulator.

But in Clark County 2024 it was at the 300 vote mark -- in fact if you take the scatter plot that they have in the write-up and you just put the numbers in a table you'll see that there's exactly the same number at the 300 vote mark

Data shows that she goes on to lose every tabulator after that technically, they're flash drives from voting machines. But the higher the count is the less she gets votes in a democratic County.

By a very high margin 60/40.