99 percent of votes for Obama in hundreds of precincts

originally posted by: vernichter
a reply to: Blaine91555
You say that the numbers 580 and 2891 are low?

Data here: osf.io...

OK, I see it's broken up into small areas. Smaller than I expected. Thanks

originally posted by: montybd
There is a thread about this posted 2 days ago- www.abovetopsecret.com...

A lot of good info there.

Went down the memory hole.

And they are gonna tell us that Biden got way more Votes than Obama and Trump with a straight face too. No one gets those numbers without cheating.

a reply to: vernichter

That list from a query producing a list of precincts where Obama got 99%+ of the vote does not really tell the whole story. For instance, in Queens, that may look like a lot of precincts, but it's only a small portion of them.

2008 vote totals for Queens
Barack H. Obama Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Democratic 480,692 75.09%
John S. McCain, III Sarah Palin Republican 155,221 24.25%
Ralph Nader Matt Gonzalez Populist 1,933 0.30%
Other (+) - - 2,291 0.36%

Cherry-picked stats don't really tell a meaningful story.

originally posted by: Justoneman
And they are gonna tell us that Biden got way more Votes than Obama and Trump with a straight face too. No one gets those numbers without cheating.

a reply to: vernichter

Like in this experiment.

originally posted by: vernichter

originally posted by: Justoneman
And they are gonna tell us that Biden got way more Votes than Obama and Trump with a straight face too. No one gets those numbers without cheating.

a reply to: vernichter

Like in this experiment.

or, 🎆

The Dress

originally posted by: vernichter
In 2008 in 17 precincts in Michigan there were 100% votes for Obama. In most populous of those precincts all 580 people voted for Obama. In additional 146 precincts Obama got at least 99% but less than 100%.

In the State of New York Obama got 100% of votes in 67 precincts. In additional 200 precincts he got at least 99% but less than 100% .

In Washington DC in 21 precincts there were at least 99% of votes for Obama. In the most populous of them out of 2,891 people 2,878 voted for Obama.

In Louisiana in 23 precincts Obama got a 100%. In additional 72 precincts he got at least 99% but less than 100%.

Yet we are to believe that Joe Biden got more votes in 2020 then Obama did when he was elected and re-elected president.

SUUUURE HE DID.

originally posted by: carewemust
Yet we are to believe that Joe Biden got more votes in 2020 then Obama did when he was elected and re-elected president.

SUUUURE HE DID.

Biden got 100% of vote only in 6 precincts in Michigan.

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: vernichter

originally posted by: Justoneman
And they are gonna tell us that Biden got way more Votes than Obama and Trump with a straight face too. No one gets those numbers without cheating.

a reply to: vernichter

Like in this experiment.

or, 🎆

The Dress

And how would it look in the case of the elections? One person would count 58% votes for Obama in a certain precinct. And another a 100%. Both being honest?

originally posted by: Blaine91555
That list from a query producing a list of precincts where Obama got 99%+ of the vote does not really tell the whole story. For instance, in Queens, that may look like a lot of precincts, but it's only a small portion of them.

2008 vote totals for Queens
Barack H. Obama Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Democratic 480,692 75.09%
John S. McCain, III Sarah Palin Republican 155,221 24.25%
Ralph Nader Matt Gonzalez Populist 1,933 0.30%
Other (+) - - 2,291 0.36%

Cherry-picked stats don't really tell a meaningful story.

So: Obama got 75% in Queens. How did he manage to get all 520 votes in one precinct? The probability for such event is 0.75^520 = 10 ^ (-65).

a reply to: vernichter

To be honest, with both parties spinning facts as they do, it becomes clearer to me every day why I won't have anything to do with either one of them and have not for more than a few years.

The population of Queens in 2008 was around 2,230,000. 640,137 people voted. 520 votes would be a small neighborhood and depending on the demographics it's entirely possible that small neighborhoods could vote in a like manner. How many precincts in the US voted entirely for McCain? To even make a statement about it you would have to compare and contrast, no?

originally posted by: Blaine91555
a reply to: vernichter

The population of Queens in 2008 was around 2,230,000. 640,137 people voted. 520 votes would be a small neighborhood and depending on the demographics it's entirely possible that small neighborhoods could vote in a like manner.

By what precise mechanism?

originally posted by: Blaine91555
How many precincts in the US voted entirely for McCain? To even make a statement about it you would have to compare and contrast, no?

In Michigan there were none, as you can check using this spreadsheet: osf.io...

Maggie Hassan Wins 1,100 Votes from Town with Population Under 700

www.thegatewaypundit.com...