Statement On The 2020 Presidential Election And The American Democratic Process

November 6, 2020

The New York Young Republican Club stands with pride and without equivocation against the Democrats and their allied media machine as they attempt to cheat the American people out of a free and fair election in their continued campaign to malign and discredit President Donald J Trump.

Our Club’s mission statement has long called for us “to promote honest and fair electoral methods, to the end that the expression of the popular will by whatever party or body, shall be as free, untrammeled and equal as possible.” This mission drove us to fight against Democrats and their corrupt Tammany Hall institution a century ago, and today we continue to carry the mantle of respect for the American people’s will. We will never abandon our mission to ensure that the American people receive rightful respect from government institutions.

For too long, the United States has relied on the law of large numbers to govern its elections. Instances of alleged fraud tend never to be investigated; they are deemed to have an immaterial impact with no comprehensive justification. At the same time, issues with the American voting process pervade each aspect of it.

From voter registration to actual voting to the security of ballots to the tabulation and aggregation of results, American voting has systemic flaws. No regulated institution would be permitted to have such a lax control environment over its governance process; we believe that the government must hold itself to the same standard.

President Trump and his representatives have raised credible allegations of fraud. They have initiated legal proceedings against state governments too inept to handle their own processes fairly. These state governments have made the United States a laughingstock.

We call on all Republicans, particularly those elected or re-elected, to help President Trump defend the integrity of the American people’s votes. Republican legislators owe their positions to President Trump and his leadership, and, in his time of need, they must stand by him without wavering. Republicans and the American people at large demand and deserve nothing less.

The New York Young Republican Club condemns the use of an eighteenth-century voting process operating in a society that leverages twenty-first-century communication technology. We encourage the federal government to enact legislation that mandates the following for all federal elections:

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>>11530581

sauce: https://nyyrc.com/statements/statement-on-the-2020-presidential-election-and-the-american-democratic-process/

>>11530603

cute butnotable

Anons: It's a revolution. Govern yerselves accordingly.

>>11530724

yeah, in yer mom's bedroom

Anon just found a searchable Scientology Library page.

http://www.xenu-directory.net/news/library.php

__Understanding and Applying Benford’s Law_

What is Benford’s Law?

Benford’s Law, named for physicist Frank Benford, who worked on the theory in 1938,3 is the mathematical theory of leading digits. Specifically, in data sets, the leading digit(s) is (are) distributed in a specific, nonuniform way. While one might think that the number 1 would appear as the first digit 11 percent of the time (i.e., one of nine possible numbers), it actually appears about 30 percent of the time (see figure 1). Nine, on the other hand, is the first digit less than 5 percent of the time. The theory covers the first digit, second digit, first two digits, last digit and other combinations of digits because the theory is based on a logarithm of probability of occurrence of digits…

…Tommie W. Singleton, Ph.D., CISA, CGEIT, CITP, CPA

is an associate professor of information systems (IS) at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (USA), a Marshall IS Scholar and a director of the Forensic Accounting Program. Prior to obtaining his doctorate in accountancy from the University of Mississippi (USA) in 1995, Singleton was president of a small, value-added dealer of accounting IS using microcomputers. Singleton is also a scholar-in- residence for IT audit and forensic accounting at Carr Riggs Ingram, a large regional public accounting firm in the southeastern US. In 1999, the Alabama Society of CPAs awarded Singleton the 1998–1999 Innovative User of Technology Award. Singleton is the ISACA academic advocate at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. His articles on fraud, IT/IS, IT auditing and IT governance have appeared in numerous publications, including the ISACA Journal.

https://www.isaca.org/resources/isaca-journal/past-issues/2011/understanding-and-applying-benfords-law

>>11531054

Kewl.

What next?

>>11531117

no but you get vaccinated if you want to be allowed out of yer house.