And if Biden was going to rig it might he not have done so in states that called for Trump that declared much earlier on?
Going to put on my tinfoil hat here.
This election has been crazy in many ways. Trump was getting unprecedented levels of minority support (remember, he overperformed in all demographics except for white males) and it seemed like an easy win on election night. I don’t think anyone expected that.
So FOX news calls Arizona prematurely and counting stops for the night.
Except, it didn’t. Ballots with a shady chain of custody arrive in the dead of night in the ‘blue wall’ states. It seems that many of these ballots have some statistical issues, the most glaring of them (I’ve heard half a million) only marked for the presidential race, which makes absolutely no sense. Usually a small amount of ballots will have that, but in this case, it’s more than the usual amount.
Arguments have gone that people are only interested in the top race, but that’s really an extreme minority in past elections. It would be interesting once the counts are finished (and before audits) how they compare to similar states like Ohio.
My view is that if you need to stuff ballots (and know how many you need because of Election Day), you are most efficient in marking just the top. They didn’t mark the down ballot because they had a lot of ground to make up.
That would account for the discrepancy. Why is the down ballot a ‘red wave’? Because they didn’t have time to fix that for the Dems when they had a 700,000 vote gap in Pennsylvania alone.
People then wake up on Wednesday with these incredible results for Biden, which seems fishy.
They need to audit these results so that people can have a sense of trust in future elections.
That trust has totally eroded for 70+ million Trump voters and it’s a very dangerous place to be, regardless your political affiliation. You have to have trust in the people processing and counting your votes.
Fun trivia fact: many believe that Nixon was robbed of the 1960 election, particularly that the corrupt Chicago machine stole Illinois from him. No definitive answer on whether this was true, but in the end, Nixon didn’t pursue it.
Gore did fight, but relented in the end.
I don’t see a problem with doing audits and looking more closely at the mail-in ballots, you do need people to trust the process.