The True Top 10 Closest States of 2020

Topic: Research

If one were to believe the certified results of the fraudulent 2020 Presidential Election, the closest states by percentage margin of victory would parallel close with the major contested states of that year’s “election.”  In fact, Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Michigan all rank in the top seven closest states by margin, with only North Carolina wedged in their midst.

Here are the “official” Top 10 closest states of 2020:

Georgia – Biden +0.2%

Arizona – Biden +0.3%

Wisconsin – Biden +0.6%

Pennsylvania – Biden +1.2%

North Carolina – Trump +1.4%

Nevada – Biden +2.4%

Michigan – Biden +2.8%

Florida – Trump +3.4%

Texas – Trump +5.6%

Minnesota – Biden +7.1%

As for realistic margins, subtracting obviously fraudulent vote totals from county totals, only Minnesota remains in the actual Top 10, and it is in fact the closest state.  Texas does not even make it into the Top 20 closest states.  In legitimate elections, Donald Trump won all the official Top 10 closest.

Here are the actual Top 10 closest states for 2020 based off my methodology for determining turnout, trend, and results at the county level.  Keep in mind, my estimates are lenient, and there is a strong possibility Trump could have carried any of these states in the revised Top 10 if we could determine the duration and extent of election manipulation.  You can click the hyperlink for each state to view the “Captain’s Battlegrounds” video for each for a more detailed summary. 

Minnesota

Trump +0.7%

First Republican Presidential win of Minnesota since 1972.

Maine

Biden +1.4%

Maine is one of just two states (with Nebraska) to split its electoral votes.  Trump won Maine’s 2^ndCongressional District and its corresponding electoral vote in both of his campaigns, and my numbers suggest that Maine is the closest state Trump did not win.

New Hampshire

Biden +1.5%

New Hampshire, according to my methodology, appears to be one of just four states to move left from 2016’s margin, along with Maryland, Massachusetts, and Colorado.

New Mexico

Biden +1.8%

Nearly the first Republican Presidential win of New Mexico since 2004.

Virginia

Biden +3.7%

Northern Virginia is a daunting region, but Trump appears to have narrowed the margin in the Old Dominion from 2016.

Hawai’i

Biden +5.0%

Hawai’i is historically strong for incumbents.  George W. Bush was the first incumbent of any party to be re-elected while losing Hawai’i, and he was within ten points there in 2004.  Hawai’i produced the highest Republican vote gain as a percentage behind only Utah, which was disparately affected by Evan McMullin’s independent campaign in 2016.  This is the most disparate margin as a percentage in the 2020 election.

New Jersey

Biden +5.5%

Once a Republican stronghold, a major working-class shift appears to be covered up by over 500,000 counterfeit votes to keep margins moving left.

Washington

Biden +5.6%

A major surprise, and likely much tighter given King County’s prominence in the state.  Washington is the most fraudulent state in terms of fraudulent votes per elector, coming in at 49,176 per.  That is calculated by taking 590,112 fraudulent votes and dividing by 12, for the number of electors assigned to Washington.

Oregon

Biden +5.8%

Oregon mirrors the movement of its cousin across the Columbia River, moving hard to the right.  Oregon and Washington epitomize the manipulation possible with mail-in balloting and legalized ballot harvesting.

Colorado

Biden +5.9%

Thanks to the return of third-party voters in 2016 skewing to the left, Colorado inches to the left in 2020 in my methodology; however, the state is one of the most corrupt in the nation when it comes to running fair elections.

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If anyone wants to say election manipulation only took place in a handful of counties in a handful of states, show them these totals and the hyperlinked videos.  We must continue to pursue the Ten Points to True Election Integrity if we are to ever have a system of elections that can be trusted again.