Audra4NM

@Audra4Nm

Freelance Representative. 2A DC Project Leader for NM. Writer, fighter, farmer, rancher, artist. World Champ Martial Artist ,3-Gun, World Shotgun Medalist.

New Mexico
Joined July 2019
Born 1989

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    3 hours ago

    This is far more serious than any of us realized! As a developer there are 3 types of developers: incompetent, legitimate, and illegitimate. The story below reaks of illegitimate.

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    MIT Technology Review tested election software that is available in 35 nations. "A cryptographic trap door could let someone change votes"...it says, "without being detected." This isn't Mission Impossible. It not only *could* be done, it has been done.

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  3. 3 hours ago

    So, with all the crazy...and plenty of non-sheeple-like behavior on here. I post some music for a little reprieve and it disappeared... Thus, take 2: Five Finger Death Punch - Broken World (Lyric Video) via

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    3 hours ago

    Attorney Leigh Dundas regarding Biden Vote Tally

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  5. 4 hours ago

    The Press Conference On Pennsylvania mishandling with Rudy Giuliani

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  6. 4 hours ago

    Hey , Thank you for the follow!

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    It really takes a sick kind of person to spend 4 years calling you a traitor and a racist and worse and then say they'll stop and accept you if you just agree to everything they want This is toxic relationship stuff

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    16 hours ago
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    Guten tag, the unroll you asked for: : Evidence Suggesting Voter Fraud in Milwaukee – a thread. I’ve been looking at the vote counts in Milwaukee… Talk to you soon. 🤖

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    15 hours ago

    One postscript that people have asked about - why Milwaukee? Why not analyze everywhere else too? I picked Milwaukee after initial strange reports of ballots being found at 4am. But it took about 48 hours of work and writing to put together just this much.

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    17 hours ago

    A final question to ponder. What should our null hypothesis be? When we say “there’s no evidence of fraud”, we’re claiming “no fraud” as the null hypothesis. To me, the system of vote counting is so broken that this is very difficult to justify. (47/N)

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    17 hours ago

    Races swung more towards Dems exactly where the Dems were down on Wednesday early morning. To explain this with mail-in ballots needs a very complicated story. To explain it with fraud needs a very simple story – you commit fraud more where the fraud matters more. (45/N)

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    17 hours ago

    You need something complicated to explain it. Dem voters vote less for Dem candidates if they know they’re know are going to win anyway, AND this instinct is somehow larger in Dem mail-in voters than Dem in-person voters, AND Dems vote more by mail overall. (43/N)

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    17 hours ago

    More ballots come in Democratic, they each vote for every Democrat, so all Democrats increase in the same percentage terms. This isn’t what we find. In the data, within a ward, the important races go up more than the unimportant races. (40/N)

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    17 hours ago

    Indeed, the increase in Democrats relative to Republicans is significantly higher when the Democrat is doing worse overall in early counting. Within each ward, late votes break more heavily to Democrat in exactly those races where they are likely to affect the result. (34/N)

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    17 hours ago

    This is exactly what we’d predict if votes before look like votes after, which for R vs M, they do. This is also inconsistent with the driver being something Trump did, like telling all his supporters to vote in-person. (26/N)

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    17 hours ago

    So how do Republicans compare with Miscellaneous? While they’re not exactly the same, they’re far closer to each other than either is to the Democrats. Other than a few outliers (as Misc. has very few votes in total), the distribution is fairly symmetric around zero. (23/N)

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    17 hours ago

    This corresponds to p-values between 10^-73 and 10^-177. The fraction of Democratic “wins” here (520/523), excluding ties, is a ludicrous 99.4%. (22/N)

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    17 hours ago

    So, this proves incontrovertibly that *something* about the count skews crazily towards the Democrats after 2am Wednesday. But it doesn’t prove what it is. Maybe they counted different types of ballots or something, but only starting at 4am. (16/N)

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    17 hours ago

    Here’s a graph of the histogram. You see an enormously right skewed distribution –tons of large gains for Democrats, very few gains for Republicans. Not only do Democrats very often increase more than Republicans, but when they do, it’s often by a colossal amount. (13/N)

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