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Dr. Frank’s analysis is completely useless. He doesn’t know the difference between a vote cast in person and a mail in ballot. Asserting that 20% of the total ballots cast were mail in ballots sent to PO Boxes isn’t evidence, it’s ridiculous speculation.

"We can see in each of these graphs that there is a near perfect turnout consistently between the ages of 65 to 80. (Except Forest Home and Mancelona. .
[Chart shows totals: 4,901 total ballots 3,019 mail in ballots with a percentage 20.3% of all ballots were mailed in ballots]
One may wonder what is causing a near 100% turnout in these age groups. We believe it directly correlates to the fact that 20.3% of all ballots in Antrim County were sent to PO Boxes as demonstratred in the chart above."

Plaintiff's Collective Response To Defendants' and Non-Party Townships' Motions To Quash And For Protective Orders, pg. 9=10

So which numbers in the Antrim County database are you disputing? The number of mail-in ballots, or the number of ballots cast? Again there are 1,061 more ballots counted than there were voters. The 20.3% of all ballots cast being mail-in ballots only decreases if we accept that those phantom voters cast legal votes. Is that what you are arguing here with your pettifogging?