Two weeks ago, X user “Mad Liberals” posted something that sent me diving into my file folder:
The post reads:
I just found 70 new duplicate ballots in Fulton County this morning. What's very interesting is that these doubled ballots were scanned on November 11th, eight days after the election. Tabulator 767, precinct B765-EP04A, seems to be a full duplicate of a previous batch of BMD ballots. Thankfully since many of the voting patterns had low occurrence rates, I was able to faithfully reconstruct the duplicated ballot source. Also interesting is that it wasn't a full batch of ballots, but random bits and pieces from another batch. I put the ballots not copied in red on the right of the excel spreadsheet. And yes, I'm spending my Christmas Vacation looking at friggin ballots... You can download and review the doubled ballots using this link.
https://app.box.com/s/4quyiz6xs3scaclszk46rdemggelnyjq
The provided link leads to an online stockpile of duplicate ballots from Precinct B765-EP04A from the 2020 presidential quasi-election in Fulton County, Georgia, the main (but not lone) culprit in the public’s lasting memory of the Peach State’s coordinated scam to divert 16 electors to a man who made no sincere effort to compete in a state the Democrats had won presidentially precisely once (thank Ross Perot) in the nine preceding elections.
The Precinct Mapping Project (email mapping@goefi.org to inquire about your county) data and files for Fulton County, which I completed in October, tell an interesting story about Precinct EP04A – with EP standing for East Point, a city of roughly 38,358 lying just south of core Atlanta, and just 9% white. In the South, with demographics like that, you’re talking a Democrat stronghold. My data file has 26 precincts accounted for in East Point, which is contained in the screenshot below mostly in the bottom half of the middle of the map. The selection contains other cities and towns, including parts of Atlanta on the eastern edge, with precincts estimated to contain at least 150 fraudulent votes colored in red. Notice that most of East Point is in green, for low statistical indication of election manipulation (note: not none). This serves to triage the county’s 425 precincts (362 active) and provide actionable information to the end user.
To give you an idea of how my ratings system works in an urban cesspool like Fulton, let’s have a look at the precinct that flags as worst in the entire county, the Democrat monstrosity known as Precinct SC16A – located in the thriving, Democrat-ruled City of South Fulton.
2012 Presidential Result
Romney 47 (1.7%)
Obama 2,719 (98.3%)
Margin: Obama +2,672 (+96.6%)
You don’t need to be a political scientist to tell this is clearly an all-black, all-Democrat precinct that went crazy for Obama’s reelection, when he ran almost three points weaker than he had in 2008 statewide.
2016 Presidential Result
Trump 63 (2.1%)
Clinton 2,873 (97.1%)
Margin: Clinton +2,810 (+95.0%)
Trend: Republican (1.6%)
The precinct has a Republican shift, albeit so slight it makes hardly a ripple, and due to the disparity in the margin, Hillary Clinton winds up winning it by 91 more votes than Obama did. Observing the 2012 and 2016 cycles gives me the expectation that it is likely Biden will gain some votes, given that the white Clinton matched and exceeded Obama’s vote total (supposedly). Her gain was 154 votes and was accompanied by a slight uptick (16 votes) in support for Trump.
A gain of 154 votes for Biden would put him at 3,027. A gain twice that large for Biden, who did not contest Georgia or perform well with the black vote, which apparently (in Biden’s own words) isn’t black if it doesn’t vote for him, in places like Baltimore, New Orleans, or the Bronx, or anywhere in the Deep South except for Georgia, would put him at 3,181, without even considering any potential surge in support for Trump which would clearly come out of the Democrat column and make growth for Biden unlikely, if not downright unfeasible.
My estimate in SC16A for Biden in 2020 comes out to 3,100, which is a gain 47.4% higher than Clinton’s gain, for those critics who say I’m too stringent for Biden vote estimates. Let’s see how the precinct turned out:
2020 Presidential Result
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