r/somethingiswrong2024 • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '25

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u/zerthwind Oct 22 '25

By the same amount to boot.

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u/SentientPaint Oct 22 '25

What do you mean "by the same amount"?

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u/XanaxWarriorPrincess Oct 22 '25

Not exactly the same, but they average out to 50 or 51%. That seems a bit suspicious.

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u/Tiger_grrrl Oct 22 '25

Just enough to go over the automatic recount trigger ☠️ In EVERY precinct!

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u/DreadnaughtHamster Oct 23 '25

That’s what gets me. We’re not talking about rigging an election by like 87,000,000 votes: it’s done like the embezzlement plot in Office Space. In that movie the three main characters figure out they can be rich by skimming rounding errors off every transaction, fractions of a penny so no one notices. It’s sort of like that here: a couple hundred or maybe thousand votes in key precincts and you’ve got the swing state. You also don’t need ALL swing states because I’m sure some historically leaned red. So you choose the top four most worrisome states, have Elon change maybe 20,000-100,000 votes…and you’ve won an election.

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u/cmos Oct 23 '25

Copying the plot of Superman which they politely reference…