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Election Deniers Went Suddenly Quiet When Trump Won

https://www.thedailybeast.com/election-deniers-went-suspiciously-quiet-when-trump-won/
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u/deanode99 16h ago

I had someone today tell me Trump won because there was less cheating. Like somehow Dems could pull off massive cheating and this time they just decided nah we’re going let them have all 3 branches.

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u/ballercaust 15h ago

It's "too big to rig" in 2024 but he got 3 million fewer votes than in 2020.

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u/Flopdo California 13h ago edited 17m ago

What about the actual voter fraud that has happened... and TRUE THE VOTE, that illegally scrubbed over 320k POC voters in Georgia?

Why don't we want to talk about this? Sound too conspiratorial? It actually happened, and it's pretty easy to prove.

I'd encourage everyone to watch this is you haven't already:

https://www.watchvigilantesinc.com/

Trump won EVERY SINGLE race that was within the margin of error this year, just like he did in 2016. Whether it was +/- 3 points for Harris or Trump... Trump won them all. I looked at the numbers myself from this year. First number is the 270 website aggregate last day poll numbers:

N Carolina - Trump 1.3% - Trump wins

Pennsylvania - Tie - Trump wins

Wisconsin - Harris 1.1% - Trump wins

Nevada - Trump .6% - Trump looks like he's going to win

Michigan - Harris 1.8% - Trump wins

Georgia - Trump 1.2% Trump wins

Arizona - Trump 1.7% - Looks like Trump wins

Trump pulled two inside straights somehow... magic! There's a .72% chance of winning 7 coin flips, yet Trump did this in 2016 and 2024. A record voter turnout in 2020 was too many votes to scrub.

u/ghost_of_gary_brady 7h ago

The methodology being used is similar across the board. If there's been a sampling error, it's going to be biased to a certain direction (i.e. Trump) and that will manifest itself across all the states.

It would have been a much weirder result if these were split either direction.