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    Alexandra Erin‏ @AlexandraErin 27 Nov 2020

    "This algorithm PROVES that votes were siphoned by computer programs away from Donald Trump to Joe Biden!" = Donald Trump got fewer votes than we expected and Joe Biden got more of them. That's not proof of anything except that your assumptions were flawed.

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      2. Alexandra Erin‏ @AlexandraErin 27 Nov 2020

        "But isn't it awfully convenient that Joe Biden outperformed in the specific places that gave him his victory?" Um, no. That's. I mean. How else would it work?

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      3. Alexandra Erin‏ @AlexandraErin 27 Nov 2020

        Donald Trump's strategy in 2016 focused in ways both conventional and not on key districts in swing states that gave him his narrow path to an electoral victory. That's how you win elections with the electoral college.

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      4. Alexandra Erin‏ @AlexandraErin 27 Nov 2020

        The voting patterns in 2020 don't look like any previous year's, in a lot of ways. Go figure. It's a pandemic and also we have a massively polarizing incumbent who failed to win the popular vote the first time and never achieved majority approval during his time in office.

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      5. Alexandra Erin‏ @AlexandraErin 27 Nov 2020

        If I were to list all the factors that drove Democratic turnout in those key swing states, among them would be the threatening and corrupt behavior of Donald Trump himself. He announced his plans and people mobilized to stop him.

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      6. Alexandra Erin‏ @AlexandraErin 27 Nov 2020

        "A statistically unusual number of people voted against him and then voted for down-ballot Republicans! How do you explain that?" I would ask those down-ballot Republicans what they make of it. To me, it seems to suggest they're better off without him, maybe?

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      7. Alexandra Erin‏ @AlexandraErin 27 Nov 2020

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        Yeah, their "proof" is basically problems all the way down.https://twitter.com/PETEKEELEY/status/1332400453280100353 …

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        Also that's not even true. He overperformed in many cities in states that he didn't win, and he underperformed in Wayne County (and I think Philly as well?) relative to HRC in 2016. So even THAT part in nonsense.
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      8. Alexandra Erin‏ @AlexandraErin 27 Nov 2020

        But yeah, he did overperform in cities that ultimately gave him nothing because their state went red. It's not *just* the states that he won. Those are the ones that stand out to the right-wing conspiracy theorists because his performance there had an impact.

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      9. Alexandra Erin‏ @AlexandraErin 27 Nov 2020

        They're looking at the end results and trying to rationalize a set of illegitimate circumstances that would have created them, so they can discount the results.

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      1. Maddie‏ @md1n1n 27 Nov 2020
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        I wonder if this algorithm has been applied to 2016?

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      2. Poodle "Minigames" Skirt‏ @PoodleSkirt2 27 Nov 2020
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        My favorite style of proof is ones of the form "unusual statistical things happened"... yes, under circumstances that are, in themselves, highly unusual.

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      3. eggynack‏ @eggynack 27 Nov 2020
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        But also, there are real limits to how statistically unusual things can even be. How many data points is it even possible to have? We're talking infrequent presidential elections, and only ones in the last few decades are even pertinent.

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