What part about them not releasing the data do you not understand.
If you are the expert you assert you are, go to TTV and examine it. The data supporting the graph certainly exists.
Greg Phillips is quoted as saying "the movie graphics are not literal interpretations of our data." when confronted that the Atlanta ballot boxes don't match the movie. In other words the screen shot I posted was actually drawn by hand, not by any software. An expert is going to wonder why that is when we know software is widely available to anyone to draw accurately geo-locations and routes on maps. Of course if you don't really have the data, perhaps you fake it (like Dennis Montgomery did with Mike Lindell).
The software used to analyze and aggregate the data can be examined by you. Exactly what are your qualifications? What specifically do you want to see?
Again. Greg Phillips will not release the data. Period. I wish to see some geo-location data. Others do to. That's why any skeptic won't take '2000 mules' seriously. True the Vote won't give anyone a chance because they won't back up their claims with evidence. A slickly produce movie is no substitute for evidence.
Do you know what Greg Phillips qualifications are? Has anyone even asked? :-)
Here's another screen shot from the movie purported showing cell phone data clustered around a ballot box.
Atlanta does not have a rover winding through downtown. The map is apparently a flipped image of downtown Moscow. Why?