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From the press release. Just doing my part to get Lemmy to help get this some traction.

The ETA has delivered an independent analysis report identifying patterns consistent with vote manipulation

— tampering with cast votes in a manner that adds, removes, or switches votes — in the 2024 Pennsylvania

election results, including:

“Drop-Off Vote” Irregularities: Drop-off votes are the difference between votes for the Presidential race

and the next down-ballot race (for Pennsylvania in 2024, the Senate race). While the drop-off rate for

Mail-In ballots is as expected relative to historic trends (1.48% vs 1.96%), the drop-off rate for

Election Day results is far greater between the Democratic versus Republican candidates (0.87% vs.

4.51%, respectively).

One Candidate Benefiting From Unusually High Turnout: The Republican presidential candidate

received disproportionately more votes in precincts with high turnout, while a similar uptick in Trump

votes is not noted in lower-turnout precincts. As one candidate benefitting from unusually high turnout

has been credibly associated with election fraud in other countries, this may be cause to scrutinize

whether that turnout may have been artificially inflated, such as through ballot-stuffing.

Disproportionate Vote Share Over Sharp Vote Threshold: By measuring the percentage of the vote

received by each Presidential candidate relative to the number of votes cast at a given precinct, the

ETA has identified a sharp increase in Trump’s vote share in precincts where more votes were cast and

counted. This disproportionate increase appears in precincts that exceed a specific threshold of ballots

cast (for example, a little over 200 ballots in Philadelphia County).

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