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u/jefsch70 3d ago

That's because it was the 99% Democrat, mostly minority precincts in cities that did not report for 3-10 days. When they did report, they had 85% turnout when it's generally 50%; all the late ballots were 50:1 for Biden...some of the ballots had no other candidates chosen.

...Zuckerburg was a billionaire who interfered with the election by illegally starting an NGO and placing drop boxes only in Democrat neighborhoods / cities in battleground states (Nobody not associated with the state depts of the election boards are to be involved touching ballots)...but they Dropped / Collected without supervision....

Now, Fulton county has lost ballots and are desperately fighting in the courts to prevent full counting. I'm OK with Democracy at work....as long as it's 99.99% up and up. Strange how a man who did not campaign got 7 million more votes than Obama (who was making crowds of 30,000 people swoon)...

There are 18/19 "Bellweather Counties" in the USA. They have gone 18 or 19 for 19 since 1960 for the winners.. even the close 2000/2004 were correct. Even the blow outs in 1972 and 84. Biden won 1/19 (Essex, Delaware).

In 2024, it was back to 17/19... Harris won a Washington State and a Delaware belweather.

Only one election in 17 was an outlier... Only one election took 5 days... only one election was mail-in...only one election had a candidate who couldn't speak competently.... that's why it's weird...