Election Analysis by Seth Keshel

Former US military intelligence officer and statistical analyst Seth Keshel reportedly predicted the 2016 election outcome accurately in all fifty states.

Following the November 2020 Presidential Election he analyzed the trends of voter registrations versus actual votes and discovered alarming anomalies in a number of counties, ones that defy trends that (in some cases) have proved reliable for over 100 years. He has published reports by county and by state that indicate which countiesโ€™ vote counts align with the trend in voter registrations and which have small or large divergences.

Seth has been an advisor to Former Lt. General Michael Flynn and Federal Lawyer Sidney Powell.

In the following pages you will find maps and charts that flag each county as red, yellow or green, based on whether the 2020 vote totals aligned with the trends, or diverged in statistically unlikely ways:

Where a large divergence is detected (red), this does not in itself prove fraud, but is a clear flag that the numbers should be investigated further.

Likewise, just because something is green doesnโ€™t mean there are no issues with the county. The analysis considers trends, and Seth considers it โ€œbulletproofโ€ when he has access to party registration numbers. If a county follows the same trends as the past years and current numbers suggest, it goes as green. Audits of green counties might be considered lower priority.

See Full Report by State on ElectionFraud20.org

About U.S. Election Fraud At A Glance

The evidence of fraud during the US 2020 elections has been often overlooked or minimized by mainstream media and news outlets. U.S. Election Fraud At A Glance aims to summarize the allegations of fraud, as presented in governmental hearings, courts, and investigative reports, by state, to provide an easy reference and portal for further research.

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