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Eric Coomer Explains How To Alter Votes In The Dominion Voting System
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Eric Coomer Explains How To Alter Votes In The Dominion Voting System
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From his explanation it seems obvious that everything depends on who the adjudicators are. Was anyone monitoring them?
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In Georgia, if votes were switched, why did people who voted for Joe Biden also vote for Republican David Perdue in the statewide Senate race?
There were two Senate elections in Georgia. One was a regular one between incumbent Republican Senator David Perdue and Democrat Jon Ossoff. David Perdue won that race with a margin of 88,000 votes. The only reason there is another election in that race is because in Georgia, Perdue got slightly less than 50% of the vote (mainly because there were third party votes), forcing a run off election in January between Perdue and Ossoff.
Biden won GA by around 12,000 votes. If there was fraud, why did they not bother to change votes from Perdue to Ossoff as well?
The most likley explanation for this is that around 100,000 Republicans and Independents (out of several million) voted Republican down ballot while voting for Biden for President. Just like in many other areas of the US, Donald Trump underperformed compared to Republican Congressional and Senate candidiates. Not a big shock.
(The other GA Senate election, a special election, had 2 Republicans, incumbent Kelly Loeffler and MAGA Congressman Doug Collins splitting the Republican vote. Loeffler was an appointed to fill the empty Senate seat caused by retirement, but Collins was the Trump candidiate, so it is a different situation).
I have already gone over the results in Michigan in another thread. The results showed Biden winning Wayne County (the source of other significant claims of election fraud – Detroit and it’s inner suburbs) by a similar margin as both Al Gore in 2000 and John Kerry in 2004, and significantly less than Obama in 2008 and 2012.
Biden simply did better than Hillary Clinton (or Walter Mondale and Michael Dukakis) in Michigan. Trump only won by 10,000 votes there in 2016.
Almost all of the Republican complaints of vote fraud in Michigan are based on the results in Wayne County. But the results in Wayne County were entirely normal. Joe Biden won about 68% of the vote in Wayne County. In 2000, Al Gore won 69%. John Kerry took 69.4% in 2004. Barack Obama won Wayne County with 74% of the vote in 2008. Joe Biden’s performance in Wayne County was actually worse than any Democrat since 1996 other than Hillary Clinton in 2016 (66.4%) and Trump won 30.7% of the vote in Wayne Co. in 2020, better than any Republican since 1988.
In the vote totals, I am seeing results that do not look at all fraudulent.
There were two Senate elections in Georgia. One was a regular one between incumbent Republican Senator David Perdue and Democrat Jon Ossoff. David Perdue won that race with a margin of 88,000 votes. The only reason there is another election in that race is because in Georgia, Perdue got slightly less than 50% of the vote (mainly because there were third party votes), forcing a run off election in January between Perdue and Ossoff.
Biden won GA by around 12,000 votes. If there was fraud, why did they not bother to change votes from Perdue to Ossoff as well?
The most likley explanation for this is that around 100,000 Republicans and Independents (out of several million) voted Republican down ballot while voting for Biden for President. Just like in many other areas of the US, Donald Trump underperformed compared to Republican Congressional and Senate candidiates. Not a big shock.
(The other GA Senate election, a special election, had 2 Republicans, incumbent Kelly Loeffler and MAGA Congressman Doug Collins splitting the Republican vote. Loeffler was an appointed to fill the empty Senate seat caused by retirement, but Collins was the Trump candidiate, so it is a different situation).
I have already gone over the results in Michigan in another thread. The results showed Biden winning Wayne County (the source of other significant claims of election fraud – Detroit and it’s inner suburbs) by a similar margin as both Al Gore in 2000 and John Kerry in 2004, and significantly less than Obama in 2008 and 2012.
Biden simply did better than Hillary Clinton (or Walter Mondale and Michael Dukakis) in Michigan. Trump only won by 10,000 votes there in 2016.
Almost all of the Republican complaints of vote fraud in Michigan are based on the results in Wayne County. But the results in Wayne County were entirely normal. Joe Biden won about 68% of the vote in Wayne County. In 2000, Al Gore won 69%. John Kerry took 69.4% in 2004. Barack Obama won Wayne County with 74% of the vote in 2008. Joe Biden’s performance in Wayne County was actually worse than any Democrat since 1996 other than Hillary Clinton in 2016 (66.4%) and Trump won 30.7% of the vote in Wayne Co. in 2020, better than any Republican since 1988.
In the vote totals, I am seeing results that do not look at all fraudulent.
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Or maybe thousands conservative independents and Republicans unhappy with Trump voted for Biden, or Libertarian Jo Jorgenson in the Presidential Race but voted for Republicans in the Senate elections?
I don’t see why that is hard to believe. Republicans down ballot in many areas overperformed Trump and Biden overperformed down ballot Democrats.
Why do people insist on highly unlikely massive conspiracies when a simple, patently obvious explanation suffices?
Trump overperformed significantly in the Miami area comapred to past Presidential elections, while Biden’s performance in the Philadelphia and Detroit areas was pretty unremarkable and totally in line with past elections. There was a huge 22% swing to Trump in 2020 v 2016 in Miami Dade County. Meanwhile, Biden’s performance in Philadelphia and Detroit was around the same as Democrats in most elections.
Biden’s win in Philadelphia and Detroit only looks suspicious because Florida was allowed to start processing vast numbers of absentee ballots weeks ahead of time, while in PA they could not touch the ballots until election day and I think it was similar in Michigan – so you had people working all night tallying absentee ballots. So Florida was able to have it’s results in early, while Pennsylvania had to spend several days processing mail ballots – which takes much longer than in-person votes —hence the appearance of “finding votes” after the election.
This was predicted well in advance of election day.
I don’t see why that is hard to believe. Republicans down ballot in many areas overperformed Trump and Biden overperformed down ballot Democrats.
Why do people insist on highly unlikely massive conspiracies when a simple, patently obvious explanation suffices?
Trump overperformed significantly in the Miami area comapred to past Presidential elections, while Biden’s performance in the Philadelphia and Detroit areas was pretty unremarkable and totally in line with past elections. There was a huge 22% swing to Trump in 2020 v 2016 in Miami Dade County. Meanwhile, Biden’s performance in Philadelphia and Detroit was around the same as Democrats in most elections.
Biden’s win in Philadelphia and Detroit only looks suspicious because Florida was allowed to start processing vast numbers of absentee ballots weeks ahead of time, while in PA they could not touch the ballots until election day and I think it was similar in Michigan – so you had people working all night tallying absentee ballots. So Florida was able to have it’s results in early, while Pennsylvania had to spend several days processing mail ballots – which takes much longer than in-person votes —hence the appearance of “finding votes” after the election.
This was predicted well in advance of election day.
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Rigging a modern Presidential election would be an enormous undertaking involving thousands upon thousands of people actively or passively enabling it.
It is not the same as cheating in a game.
It is not the same as cheating in a game.
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