BlindBoo
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So when the process completes and all challenges are heard, all the legal appeals process plays out, and all those things you mentioned were explained to an election judge, and the final count is certified by the election officials. Should the loser concede and call for unity, or should they bring up those allegations and expect everyone in their party to fall in line and pretend that the legal process was not fair, based on those allegations?"
If you look carefully at the numbers in their reporting, some of the changes are not easily explained away.
Bergen county, for example. The current image has Murphy winning with 52% of the 219,000 votes.
The earlier image for Bergen county listed Ciattarelli in the lead with 52% of 219,000 votes. What accounts for the change? Was that just an innocent typo? If so, shouldn’t the Times clear the air and announce that they have, once again proven themselves to be an unreliable source of information?
But there are other strange numbers to account for… like Hudson being 100% at 109,032 votes AND being 100% at 116,668 votes. Is there an innocent explanation? There could be, but the public is owed some transparency, isn’t it?
How about Burlington? 54% Republican at 103,974 and 97% of votes AND ALSO 52% Democrat with 143,000 votes and 97% reporting? That’s a pretty big jump for both numbers to reflect ‘97% reporting’.
Somerset flipped blue, adding another 20,000 or so votes AFTER they had seen 100% reporting.
Even Mercer added close to 30,000 votes and only ticked up 1% of total reporting.
Could there be an innocent explanation? Perhaps."
RUH-ROH: Curious Data Anomaly Triggers Calls For New Jersey Election Audit
If you've read our story celebrating what might become the ridiculous underdog success story of a New Jersey truck driver in yesterday's election you've already seen something that hinted at the anomaly in question.clashdaily.com
Dodgy as hell!!!!
Greg