Norman
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Benford's law is used to detect tax fraud - and election fraud. It says that the distribution of the leading digit of legitimate returns should statistically approximately follow Benford's law.
Here are vote counts by candidate in Chicago:
Which one does not belong...
This basically suggests that they added two to the leading digit of each batch. Of course, it's only circumstantial, but suggests fraud.
Here are vote counts by candidate in Chicago:
Which one does not belong...
This basically suggests that they added two to the leading digit of each batch. Of course, it's only circumstantial, but suggests fraud.
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