There is a 44,000 turnout excess in Clark Co. (27% higher than 2016 vs 21% in the rest of NV). Suspicious, but the percentage for Trump stayed about the same. This COULD have been an effort to overwhelm the rest of the state. But splitting 44K 45-55% would not account for Trump’s 33K loss, not even with a few thousand weird votes from Washoe Co. Unless there was a large fraud base in 2016, behavioral statistical analysis says look elsewhere for electoral votes.
I utterly respect what both of you are doing. It’s terrible for our side that every apparent discrepancy becomes treated as if proof of fraud that can overturn the election.
But here’s the deal:
That data that Gellar posts is the ONLY data that breaks down by party affiliation who voted how. Yes, Clark County counted more VOTES after Nov. 12, but they didn’t receive more ballots. The discrepancies are in every county, and reflect every type of vote. I went manually through all the files in the SOS data depository, and there are no later charts. I also found this:
https://www.nvsos.gov/sos/home/showdocument?id=9114
It shows 129,099 votes on Election Day, broken down by district, right up to the close of the polls. So what I want to know is: What are the other 29,000 votes that have been added to this between the report Geller shows and the count of VOTES? (Again, there is no other count of BALLOTS that shows more BALLOTS than what Geller shows.)