>>14911417 < TY Baker…tasty bakes!
>>14911360 (lb)
Thank you in return!
It is what helped me be able to grab the Edison data at 4:30 am that morning and extract the data from the JSON scripts and see the statistical anomalies in VA, NH, GA, and NV as each traunche of votes came through. It amazed me that I could just put the data into Excel and a pivot table and see the packets roll in with abnormal sequences of exact percentage.
We Caught Them!
>>14911392 (lb)
Ya…I saw that too. Not sure on that.
We don't have the national election process going on, so I don't know how to get the tranche updates to see the distributions. We'll have to see how it switches back.
Eyes on!
Ya…I forgot about us asMidnight Rider's.and capturing the data. We smart cookies, eh!
Seems like so long ago, Anon.
Now I've got to search for my Midnight Rider Memes.
Thanks for the memories and the data mine location reminder!!
o7
We obviously don't know what the final total vote count will be, but…
If we calculate 6% of the current total that's very roughly about 188,000 potential votes outstanding. An easy swing to the Dems.
Recall that this was about the same point in the total reporting percentage where the Georgia Senate race count stopped updating back in January.
Nothing to See Here vs Not Over
>>14911851 < Agreed…Liberals are a Nasty Bunch.
Update at 5%
The new approximation is: 158,163
Clearly within difference margin of : 91818
Are we Watching a Two State Repeat: VA and NJ?
Here's a tune to get Patriot Anons riled up:
Caught 'cha, Got 'cha, doing Such 'a Dirty Deed
Patriots on the Ready!