Georgia votes do not add up

 Andrea Widburg:

Georgia had even more vanishing votes than I realized

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 Briefly, when it comes to vanishing votes, votes should always be additive.  You can get fewer votes than your opponent, but no voter walks in and casts a negative vote for you (taking away a vote) or a "transfer vote" (transferring your vote to your opponent).  When the numbers start walking backward, something is amiss.

On November 3, multiple screen captures of vanishing vote counts on television and subsequent data analysis by the Data Integrity Group have shown Trump losing votes already cast in all of the contested states.  Some disappeared entirely; some ended up in the Biden column.

Significantly, this is the one claim that Democrats, NeverTrumps, and quislings of all sorts have failed to challenge.  It's out there.

In my last post about vanishing votes in Georgia, I wrote about 5,000 vanishing Perdue votes.  I woke up Wednesday to discover that according to live video fees on CNN, Perdue lost 32,400 votes....

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There is much more.  She walks you through the numbers.  It seems to pop up in states that use the Dominion machines. 

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