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SUSPICIOUS ELECTION RESULTS OF ATLANTA-AREA COUNTIES, 2020

SUSPICIOUS ELECTION COUNTS OF ATLANTA-AREA COUNTIES

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11-23-2020

 

 GEORGIA ELECTION RESULTS 2016/2020

           

GA COUNTY        DEM%   REP%    DEM      REP       POPULATION

CLAYTON-16       85.1       13.2     75,908  11,740  280,025   31%

2020                 85.0      14.1      95,476  15,813  292,256   38%

                                                19,568               12,231

 

            Population increased 12,231 Democrat voters increased 19,568!

            19,568 more Democratic voters since 2016

              4,073 more Republican voters since 2016

            15,495 Democratic gain in voters.

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COBB-16            48.8      46.7     159,416    152,602   748,041 42%

2020                 56.3        42.0     221,846    165,459   765,029 51%

                                                  62,430                  16,988

 

            Population increased 16,988; Democratic voters increased 62,430.

            62,430 new Democratic voters since 2016

            12,857 new Republican voters since 2016

            49,563 gain for Democrats

 

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CLAYTON-16       85.1      13.2       75,908        11,740       280,025             31%

2020                  85.0      14.1        95,476        15,813       292,256             38%

                                                   19,568                           12,231

 

        Population increased 12,231 Democrat voters increased 19,568!

        19,568 more Democratic voters since 2016

         4,073 more Republican voters since 2016

        15,495 Democratic gain in voters.

 

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COBB-16          48.8        46.7      159,416    152,602   748,041             42%

2020                56.3        42.0      221,846    165,459   765,029             51%

                                                    62,430                    16,988

 

        Population increased 16,988; Democratic voters increased 62,430.

        62,430 new Democratic voters since 2016

        12,857 new Republican voters since 2016

        49,563 gain for Democrats

 

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DEKALB-16       80.8     16.1          239,131     47,531         747,482             38%

2020                83.1     15.7          308,227     58,373         765,498             48%

                                                     69,146                         18,016

 

        Population increase 18,000; Democratic voters increased 69,146                               

        69,096 new Democratic voters since 2016

        10,842 new Republican voters since 2016

        58, 254 gain for Democrats

 

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FULTON-16       69.2     27.1         281,875   110,372    1,022,710    38%     

2020                72.6      26.2        381,144   137,240    1,072,570    48%

                                                    99,269                        49,860

 

        Population increased 49,860; Democratic voters increased 99,269          

        99,269 new Democratic voters since 2016

        26,868 new Republican voters since 2016

        72,401 gain for Democrats

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GWINNETT         51.0    45.2          165,063        146,463    905,277    34%

2020                 58.4    40.2          241,827        166,413    9 47,037   43%

                                                    76,764                            41,760            

 

        Population increased 41,760; Democratic voters increased 76,764

         76,764 new Democratic voters since 2016

         19,950 new Republican voters since 2016

        56,814 gain for Democrats

 

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DEKALB-16        80.8      16.1       239,131         47,531            747,482    38%

2020                 83.1      15.7       308,227         58,373            765,498   48%

                                                 69,146                                   18,016

 

            Population increase  18,000; Democratic voters increased 69,146                                     

            69,096 new Democratic voters since 2016

            10,842 new Republican voters since 2016

            58, 254 gain for Democrats

 

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FULTON-16        69.2      27.1      281,875         110,372    1,022,710   38%

2020                 72.6      26.2      381,144         137,240    1,072,570   48%

                                                 99,269                             49,860

 

            Population increased 49,860; Democratic voters increased 99,269 

            99,269 new Democratic voters since 2016

            26,868 new Republican voters since 2016

            72,401 gain for Democrats

 

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GWINNETT         51.0      45.2      165,063      146,463  905,277    34%

2020                 58.4      40.2      241,827      166,413  947,037    43%

                                                  76,764                     41,760

                       

            Population increased 41,760; Democratic voters increased 76,764.

             76,764 new Democratic voters since 2016

             19,950 new Republican voters since 2016

            56,814 gain for Democrats

 

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1. What are the odds of Atlanta’s Fulton and DeKalb counties both having 38% of the population voting in 2016 and both having 48% voting in 2020?

 

2. What are the odds of the five Atlanta-area counties gaining 252,537 voters? What happened? Clayton 15,495; Cobb 49,573; DeKalb 58,254; Fulton 72,401 and Gwinnett 56,814.

 

3. What are the odds of 4-5 Atlanta-area counties each increasing their voter turnout between 9-10%? Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton, Gwinnett.

 

4. What are the odds of new voters increasing far more than population increases?

 

5. How often do 48-51% of the population vote?

 

Russell Earl Kelly, PHD

russkellyphd@yahoo.com

1 comment:

Lex said...

Have you done the same exercise on the previous election when Donald Trump won expectantly to see if those results were “suspicious”