“ incorrect map”
Explain what you mean by “shows an incorrect map.”
I looked up the results on Politico. The reported results were different than what is shown in the video posted.
The video (I was it yesterday) showed duplicate results in multiple counties. But these were not the same as results reported by NYS and posted on Politico.
So either the map is incorrect due to some computer malfunction or the source is manipulating people.
I am unable to find who made the original video, but it is circulating around the internet.
The concept is that accurate data may be available but the map “incorrectly” reports the data through bad programming.
Brief physical analogy:
I have carefully prepared a stack of index cards which accurately report current vote totals in NY state – one card for each county.
You ask me about a particular county, and I take the index card off the top of the deck and tell you that 112,000 votes have been cast in that county. Then I return the card to the top of the deck.
Then you ask me about a different county. Again, I take the index card off the top of the deck and tell you that 112,000 votes have been cast in that county. Then I return the card to the top of the deck.
A third time.
A fourth time.
I always reference the same index card even though I have a full set of accurate data on the cards in my deck. I’m just not looking at the right ones.
In the real world, you wouldn’t make this kind of sloppy mistake. But a computer could easily do this by always referencing the same data field over and over again because it was coded incorrectly. It has good data. It just doesn’t show it successfully.