11/13/2020 / By Ethan Huff
Play-pretend “President-Elect” Joe Biden is in more hot water after it was determined using Benford’s law that there is almost no chance he legitimately won the state of Michigan – or any other key swing state, for that matter.
Though many are unfamiliar with it, Benford’s law is a computational system that has been used time and time again to unearth election fraud. It was used in the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections, for instance, as well as in the 2003 California gubernatorial election. It has also been admitted as evidence in criminal cases at the federal, state and local levels.
When plugging in data straight from the city of Detroit’s election results page, for instance, Benford’s law shows that something very unnatural occurred on the Biden side, while Trump’s side showed a natural distribution of votes.
In laymen’s terms, Biden’s vote totals do not make any logical sense apart from fraud. Using Benford’s law calculations, his final numbers in Michigan do not match at a 99.999% significance level, meaning they are obviously and almost undeniably fraudulent.
While a legitimate election would show a relatively even distribution of votes within the Benford’s law model, the 2020 election prominently shows an anomalous distribution of votes for Biden, even as Trump’s votes followed a normal distribution pattern that is suggestive of legitimacy and honesty.
“I conducted a Chi-test comparing Michigan’s precinct vote counts to Benford’s law and found that Biden/Harris votes returned a 0.000017% (statistically significant, especially with a very large sample) whereas Trump/Pence votes returned a score of 53.059791% and whilst looking at my data set I noticed there were 0 write-in votes in Michigan,” wrote an alt media reader who conducted these calculations himself using a Benford’s law spreadsheet.
“Very odd stuff.”
This would seem to serve as proof that the mystery ballots dropped off by suspicious vehicles in Michigan during the early morning hours of Nov. 4 did, in fact, skew Biden’s vote totals to the point that they show up as blatant fraud using the Benford’s law litmus test.
Keep in mind that any score below 0.05 using Benford’s law is considered to be statistically significant. This means that Biden’s score of 0.00000017 is very significant, and hopefully something that is brought up in the legal proceedings that aim for election fairness.
Since Benford’s law is widely considered to be sound science, the left will not have an argument against its use in cases like this, especially since the left is the so-called “party of science.” If Democrats are to remain consistent in their convictions, then they must take seriously these findings as they open a huge can of worms for Biden’s alleged election win.
When the courts dive into this and other mounting evidence, things could shift back in favor of Trump very quickly – and many are expecting this to happen in a matter of weeks, or even days. At least half of the country is now aware of the fact that the election results are not legitimate, which means the Democrat Party is going to have a whole lot of explaining to do.
“I don’t need Benford’s law to tell me that fraud and cheating was rampant in this election cycle,” noted one commenter at The Gateway Pundit. “Joe Biden said on video that Democrats built the biggest ‘voter fraud’ operation in history.”
“That comment by Joe is so arrogant and brazen,” responded another. “They think that their power is absolute and that nothing can be done about it. I hope they are wrong.”
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