Hope this is allowed! I've browsed on this site for a while, even had another username where I engaged in some fairly civil debates with other users before I was banned due to not being a Q follower.
Interested in having a friendly discussion with anyone who's up for it!
A bit about me:
I'm a mechanical engineer working in product marketing I live in a major city, Chicago, and have pretty much only voted democrat I am a homeowner I have followed conspiracies for a while based solely on my own curiosity, and by and large found that a lot of the major ones (pizzagate, Q) don't make a ton of sense, but I'm not here to argue that. I think we're just gonna have different opinions on it.
All said, happy to have a casual AMA! Not interested in flamebaiting or arguing
You're cherry-picking and deflecting. Those three states were just one data point. What about the fact that Trump won 5 times as many counties as Biden and 3 times as many as Obama? Sure, one data point being irregular can be excused, but ALL of those? And does it not matter when each of those data points is off by THAT much? Surely you can be reasonable and admit that this doesn't add up to a Biden win.
Votes are not determined by counties, they're determined by the number of votes a person gets. Liberal cities have a much larger population than conservative counties, so it's expected that trump would win more counties.
Statistically, it's still possible for a candidate to win despite all of these facts.
Maricopa county had 860K votes cast, did they not?
Trump won 3x the counties that Obama won, and 5x what Biden won. Can you show me the discussion counties that Biden won that have increased in population enough to make up that difference?
Also, cite the statistics you're using to make that claim, please.
I'm not citing any statistics. I'm saying that it's not a statistical impossibility that Biden wins without winning key states or counties. Logistically, every ohter county CAN go blue while every bellweather stays red. Did that happen? No. Will it ever happen? Probably not. Is it within the realm of possibility that it can happen? Yes! Although it's not likely.
No, I can't cite specific counties that make up "that difference," because I'm not quite sure what "that difference" is. If cities voted more closely between red and blue during previous elections that could easily be an explanation.