[karpov]

I have NOT reproduced the author's work, which examines if Biden's and Trump's vote totals conform to Benford's Law and I cannot vouch for it. I hope Trump has statisticians on his campaign team that can look into this.

The Python code is here. Maybe some Freepers can replicate the analysis.

[PallMal]

I leveraged scipy's chisquare

Chisquare is the boss.

I haven't taken statistics in a long time, but I sure remember that statistic basically telling you if a new set of data is for all intent, bogus, given a known set of data.

[reasonisfaith]

Excellent!

Math doesn’t lie!

To all you criminals, including those on this site, you’re done for!

[caseinpoint]

Not a statistician but I have been wondering if there has been an analysis of precincts that tend more towards conservative down-ballot candidates or propositions, but then skew heavily to Biden over Trump, that would seem to be a contradiction and might indicate fraud at the top of the ballot.

[grey_whiskers]

[cgbg]

Interesting zero hedge article here:

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/why-does-biden-have-so-many-more-votes-democrat-senators-swing-states

[aposiopetic]

Data-driven ping

[dfwgator]

There should be very few differences in the voting patterns of Ohio, with that of Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.