I came here to say this. Maybe a bit pedantic, but still…

Statistics is a branch of math that uses probability, among other things, to analyze, interpret and present data. It’s actually very much prone to picking and choosing data sets and outcomes that support whatever you want it to support.

But the evidence we have is NOT this type of statistics - it’s the purer ingredient of probability, and in some cases (like the voter roles based on 2010 census and places that had 100%+ voter turn out) it’s not even probability, it’s simple equations that state something in the vote counts that cannot be true.