I previously reported on the Pump and Dump software algorithm that gave Joe Biden the victory in Pennsylvania
The following charts depict the algorithm's activity from 76 percent of the vote and forward until December 4, 2020 (based on Edison Research vote tallies as reported to the New York Times).
At 76% of the vote, Trump had 54.7% of the vote while Biden had 43.9%. The vote totals stood at Trump 2,976,329 to Biden's 2,388,681 -- a lead of 587,648 votes.
That all changed when the algorithm stole over 190,000 votes from Trump moved them to Biden.
Note that the result of the algorithm is "double," meaning that the Biden gain is in addition to the Trump loss. Therefore, the vote swing (by the algorithm) over this time period was 380,000 votes.
The algorithm was responsible for closing 65% of the gap between Trump and Biden over this time period.
However, if you count all the time the algorithm was running prior to 76%, Biden would have lost Pennsylvania by over 380,000 votes.
-- Ray Blehar, December 8, 2020 at 6:49 PM EST.
Updated 12/9/2020 based on new election return data as of 12/4/2020 and to remove outlier data.
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