Four wildly anomalous "vote updates" in 3 states swung the reported win to Biden

 

Late on election night 2020, President Donald Trump led by around 100,000 votes in Wisconsin, led by around 300,000 votes in Michigan, and led by around 700,000 votes in Pennsylvania.

Then reports began to surface that some precincts were stopping vote counting and sending poll watchers home, or re-starting their counts.  Which precincts stopped counting, how many, and the extent to which any state election laws or rules were broken by ejecting poll watchers while votes were being counted, are still unknown.  But in any case, various precincts in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania continued to report numbers throughout the night. 

By the early hours of the following morning, Wisconsin had flipped blue, as did Michigan soon after. A few days later, Georgia and Pennsylvania followed suit. 

The NY Times provided reported vote counts almost minute-by-minute.  Each update was one data point.  Analysts plotted the vote changes for each candidate for 8,954 of these updates.  Most showed almost a constant ratio favoring the president.  However, four of these updates — two in Michigan, one in Wisconsin, and one in Georgia — were wildly anomalous.  They are:

1. Michigan, at 6:31AM Eastern time on November 4th, showing 141,258 reported votes for Joe Biden and 5,968 votes for Donald Trump--a 23-to-1 ratio;
   

2. Wisconsin, at 3:42AM Central time on November 4th, showing 143,379 reported votes for Joe Biden and 25,163 votes for Donald Trump--a ratio of more than 5 to 1;
   

3. Georgia, at 1:34AM Eastern time on November 4th, showing 136,155 reported votes for Joe Biden and 29,115 votes for Donald Trump--a ratio of over 4.5 to 1;
   

4. A second update in Michigan, at 3:50AM Eastern on November 4th, showing 54,497 reported votes for Joe Biden and 4,718 votes for Donald Trump--a ratio of over 11 to 1;
   

The analysts found that those anomalies accounted for more than the margin of victory in all three states — Michigan, Wisconsin, and Georgia...and all occurred within the same five hour window.

Below is a graph of the vote updates from the New York Times, plotted against time, for Michigan from the beginning of election night to 7pm Eastern Standard Time (EST) on November 4th, 2020.  See if you can spot the huge anomaly:

 Below is a similar graph for Wisconsin.  Again, see if you can spot the anomaly:

In summary, of 8,954 vote updates, four are profoundly anomalous.  These four were decisive in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Georgia, and thus decisive of a critical forty-two electoral votes, and all occurred in the same five-hour period after many poll watchers had been ejected from counting centers.  All four merit meticulous investigation.

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