16 December 2020
The empirical issue is simple… or at least it is simple to state… Was there 0 illegality in the average 8% difference in vote growth between @JoeBiden & @realDonaldTrump? If so Mr Biden won fair and square. But if some of the difference in growth was bad it could have altered swing State outcomes…
13 December 2020 Yesterday I did an elementary analysis of the American Presidential voting data across 50 States and the District of Columbia, contrasting 2020 with 2016. It turns out to be obvious that both sides saw massive growth from 2016. On average the recorded Democrat vote grew by some 8% more than the growth of the Trump vote. The explanations may be innocent or not or more likely some mixture of both. Innocent explanations of large vote growths on both sides are eg demographic changes (more first time 18yr old voters voting than before); more canvassing of the elderly, the infirm, the very poor; better campaigning; etc. And there could be known and/or unknown illegalities as well.
Note the Arizona and Georgia difference in growth between Democrats and Mr Trump is much larger than the average, Michigan’s difference in growth is about average, and Pennsylvania and Wisconsin is each about half the average difference in growth.
And look just a bit to see how vastly the Trump vote grew and exceeded the Democratic vote growth, not just in Florida, but in eg California Hawaii New York Illinois and DC too…
Utah had the most massive growth on both sides…
My analysis is simple, clear, and made relevant by the pompous and needless reference to quadrillions and Z-tests in the Texas vs Pennsylvania #TexasLawsuit in the US Supreme Court!
Independent Indian: Work & Life of Professor Subroto Roy 
December 14, 2020 at 12:28 am
You are reading my mind.
I find it intriguing how the fresh turnout relates to polarisation, to voting manner, to election type… However, anything I could do from where I am standing is guess – while litigators in GA & elsewhere have combed through vote packets already.
Politics might be finding out to what extent it can make itself into a *democratic faith*.
Off the cuff,
Ana
On Sun, 13 Dec 2020, 12:26 Independent Indian: Work & Life of Professor Subroto Roy, wrote:
> drsubrotoroy posted: ” Yesterday I did an elementary analysis of the > American Presidential voting data across 50 States and the District of > Columbia, contrasting 2020 with 2016. It turns out to be obvious that both > sides saw massive growth from 2016. On average the recorded De” >