Public Data Shows 432,000 Trump Votes Removed in Pennsylvania Election: Data Scientists

The Data Integrity Group, a group of data scientists, has been dissecting publicly available data on the presidential election in multiple states. Most recently, in Pennsylvania, they found over 432,000 votes were removed from President Donald Trump in at least 15 counties. Time-series election data shows Trump’s votes decreasing in various counties at many time points, instead of increasing. In an election, as you count votes, you typically only see vote increments, not decrements—unless some error occurred that needs to be assessed. The group also testified before the Georgia Senate that more than 30,000 votes were removed from President Trump in Georgia.