I’m glad that a lot more evidence, revelations, and challenges are being presented now in regards to the November election.

I certainly wish that this would have happened a heck of a lot sooner, but I’ll take what I can get because regardless of who is president right now, something still MUST be done about our current voting system and process.

If we do not have fair elections, we do not have a free country. It’s that simple.

But at least we have new evidence coming out, audits being conducted or at least trying to be conducted though they’re getting a lot of interference. We’re also seeing the Supreme Court finally start looking at some of the cases that they have in front of them and deciding what to do with them all.

If we ask me, the biggest problem that we have with the election is the machinery, that is to say, the Dominion voting systems. I’ll guarantee you that these machines could single-handedly be held responsible for flipping the election to Joe Biden instead of President Trump.

More and more states are doing things now that should have happened last year. Last week Michigan purged 177,000 voters from their roles AFTER Biden was decided as the winner by fewer votes than that and now someone in Virginia was able to identify a difference of 1.7 million votes between the final results and the external results that were reported on Election Night.

One of the things that we’ve seen is that numbers were changed on the night of the election. For goodness sake, they were actually changed right before our eyes on live TV and no one seems to bat an eye about it.

I asked a liberal friend of mine what he thought about that and here’s what he said about it:

I think the simplest explanation is vote totals aren’t final until they’re certified. Election night totals aren’t definitive, they’re a work in progress. Discrepancies one way or another are all but guaranteed to show up on the day of, those numbers aren’t designed to be final, they’re just ball park figures to get a general idea of how the election is going. It takes weeks or months to get an accurate enough count to certify.

The voter found the source data for the analysis at the New York Times – Edison news feed released after the election. This data is what was used by TGP in its analysis right after the election as well. The Virginia voter noticed like we did that there were huge 300,000 ballot drops for Joe Biden in Virginia that were reversed after being posted twice and then entered a third time and left alone. The likelihood of this happening in the real world is nil but errors might have occurred accounting for adjustments that perhaps were addressed by the state.

The final results of the NYT-Edison data feed were very close to the final results reported by the state. Therefore the voter believed these results at the NYT-Edison data feed were correct.

Next, the voter attempted to reconcile the results from Virginia’s change file with the results from the NYT-Edison data feed. When he did this he found 1.7 million votes were missing in the change file. The change file was incomplete at best. The voter was convinced the change file should agree with the state’s final results.

So next the voter emailed the Department of Elections on December 5 and requested that the changelog be updated. The Department did not respond. He then contacted the Governor through the Virginia website and again received no response. He then worked with an assistant for his State Delegate. She reached out to the Department multiple times, but they have yet to provide a response.