Thanks for this. Curious about the 2nd graph from the top. Is NC the outlier because it hasn't been analyzed yet? If it has, while it's *possible* Trump won in 2024, it would have been by a much, much smaller margin. I lived there for 15 years and saw the change - from red to purplish blue - myself.
Great question—and one I wrestled with. I included North Carolina in the graph because I didn’t want to cherry-pick just the six states where Harris clearly wins. NC had irregularities too which I mentioned in the table but I don’t yet know how deep they go.
What really set off alarms for me was this: 88 counties flipped red across 7 swing states without a single blue flip. That’s the poison in the glass—it defies voting patterns, including what we’ve seen in NC’s shift from red to purple. So while Trump may have won NC, the margin was likely far smaller than reported.
Thanks for your reply - makes sense. Just yesterday Nathan from ETA was on the Roland Martin show. He discussed what they've found in NC.
This is very recent, so nothing's been published. Apparently per Dr. Mebane, there were ~ 207,000 suspicious votes. Of those, I *think* Mebane said that ~110,000 look extremely suspect. And I believe I heard that Trump's margin of "victory" there was ~ 180,000. Stay tuned for the actual, correct details and a substack. And yes, I agree with you about the 7 swing states and 88 counties! Keep on doing this great work of yours.:-)
Thanks for this. Curious about the 2nd graph from the top. Is NC the outlier because it hasn't been analyzed yet? If it has, while it's *possible* Trump won in 2024, it would have been by a much, much smaller margin. I lived there for 15 years and saw the change - from red to purplish blue - myself.
Great question—and one I wrestled with. I included North Carolina in the graph because I didn’t want to cherry-pick just the six states where Harris clearly wins. NC had irregularities too which I mentioned in the table but I don’t yet know how deep they go.
What really set off alarms for me was this: 88 counties flipped red across 7 swing states without a single blue flip. That’s the poison in the glass—it defies voting patterns, including what we’ve seen in NC’s shift from red to purple. So while Trump may have won NC, the margin was likely far smaller than reported.
Thanks for your reply - makes sense. Just yesterday Nathan from ETA was on the Roland Martin show. He discussed what they've found in NC.
This is very recent, so nothing's been published. Apparently per Dr. Mebane, there were ~ 207,000 suspicious votes. Of those, I *think* Mebane said that ~110,000 look extremely suspect. And I believe I heard that Trump's margin of "victory" there was ~ 180,000. Stay tuned for the actual, correct details and a substack. And yes, I agree with you about the 7 swing states and 88 counties! Keep on doing this great work of yours.:-)