Would anyone want to go to the BOE tomorrow at 2 and hold up signs? Some examples for the signs would be “
1. get rid of the machines”
2. Go back to Paper ballots
3. One day, one vote
1. get rid of the machines”
2. Go back to Paper ballots
3. One day, one vote
Hey everyone check this out: a complete CVR analysis of RI’s primary available now! http://magaraccoon.com/primaryresults.asp
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Correction - upon closer inspection I discovered these graphs are not from CVR reports, but rather reported timestamp results. These are more like the Edison reports, but it should be interesting to compare them to CVRs when they are available.
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⬇️⬇️⬇️ Draza does an analysis of NH and compares the NH graph to Colorado. Very informative.
Forwarded from LadyDraza
The plot on the top is the votes over time for the candidates as they counted the votes in NH. You can see the gap between the lead and the second candidates narrow and widen as ballots are received from different locations with slightly varying opinions. with the final count showing the winner at the end.
Annnndddd the bottom is Colorado. See anything here that looks like human behavior? Or does it look like a controlled and allocated division of the votes? Let me know what you think after having the NH results to compare to.
Annnndddd the bottom is Colorado. See anything here that looks like human behavior? Or does it look like a controlled and allocated division of the votes? Let me know what you think after having the NH results to compare to.
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The reason that NH indicates a gentle sloping curve is that the precinct reports apparently aren't automated.
LadyDraza
The plot on the top is the votes over time for the candidates as they counted the votes in NH. You can see the gap between the lead and the second candidates narrow and widen as ballots are received from different locations with slightly varying opinions.…
Hmmm 🤔🤔🤔 Corruption has a distinct fingerprint!!!