not that it’ll be any surprise, but the county clerk worked with Liberty Voting to find the source of the error and determined it was a human error rather than a machine behavior. https://co.valencia.nm.us/DocumentCenter/View/40645/Public-Notice?bidId=

so the thing i’m questioning here is Rad Power says they pass UL2271, but the recall photos do not show a UL mark on the recalled pack

beans on toast is a yinzer psyop actually

There are well over 2 dozen precincts in district 8 that did receive hand recounts, so how would you explain them finding no notable anomalies, only occasional undervotes and overvotes due to ballot marking errors

your hypothesis states that at its 96% turnout, we could expect about 10% discrepancy between votes counted by hand vs by machine, but the actual difference was 0.000000%

how do you square this with the hand counts that the secretary of state has already done? For instance, we have a complete recount of pricinct 0095, cherry township. https://www.sos.mn.gov/media/ixzn1dkx/2024-post-election-review-results.pdf

I think you've looked into this before but I was shocked to hear that the 5 largest districts in Allegheny county went heavily Trump. Then I looked at demographics and historical data and there was no change to speak of from 2020.

Is there a specific reason to reject the null hypothesis in this specific county, that voters in small townships expectedly skew towards trump?

Do you think it’s an honest way to present the info when you say hand counts represent 30% of precincts, which may be true, but not mentioning it’s 5% of voters in the county? You’ve sampled 5300 votes that are all geographically distinct from the average vote in that county.

is it impossible for you to find normal results? I think you squarely didn’t overcome the null hypothesis, which is that people living in small townships lean towards trump much more than the voters of Duluth.

ah i should have caught on that i captured hidden cells between my shown cells in my sum. This makes a lot more sense. Of course the critique that Duluth leans D compared to a collection of townships with less than 300 voters each that did hand count should be pretty apparent

i can only say that i recently emailed @sherrodbrownoh.bsky.social seeking some clarity after his 2024 campaign ads pointed out that he "agrees with DeWine" and have thus far received no response.

For full disclosure, here are my raw numbers. I would raise that all handcounts were done in townships, representing a small portion of the county that Duluth is in, but that doesn't seem super relavent since the data isn't actually all that different.

Hey I have a couple questions. I pulled MN voter data and my results squarely do no align with yours for hand count vs machine tabulated in St Louis county. I have Trump recieving 57% of handcounted votes and 55% of machine counted votes. Can you share more about this chart?

easy there henry h goddard