A bombshell report from an election analyst has revealed who really won the 2020 election. According to analyst Seth Keshel, the numbers in many states and counties aren’t adding up.
Keshel is a former U.S. military intelligence officer and statistical analyst, who reportedly predicted the 2016 election outcome accurately in all fifty states.
Bombshell Report
After comparing purported election results with voter registration data and demographic trends, Keshel has discovered at least 8.1 million fraudulent votes cast for Joe Biden nationwide.
Keshel has revealed that his research showed that Trump apparently won in seven swing states, including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, Arizona, Georgia, and Minnesota. The numbers in the states, as well as many counties around the nation, just didn’t add up, according to the analyst.
A map was created with Keshel’s data which flags a county as red, yellow or green, based on whether the 2020 vote totals aligned with the trends, or diverged in statistically unlikely ways:
There is also a graph that reports these numbers by state, which can be found here.
“You have people showing up in a drive through voting lane with 15 IDs and here come 15 ballots. Same guy fills all ballots out,” Keshel explained in an interview when discussing voter fraud. “…You have these massive unexplainable gains that conflict with your other trends across the nation.”
The analyst also asserted that elections in California, New York and Virginia were filled with so much fraud, it would be impossible to tell who won their elections.
Keshel is calling out the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors for their obvious freak outs over the ongoing audit in the county, sharing their letter calling the audit an “adventure in never-never land,” along with the caption:
“This letter reminds me of this conversation:
‘Dad, just in case I come home with a report card full of bad grades, you should know my teacher doesn’t like me and singles me out every chance she gets.’”
This letter reminds me of this conversation:
“Dad, just in case I come home with a report card full of bad grades, you should know my teacher doesn’t like me and singles me out every chance she gets.” pic.twitter.com/u3ZXXFFQ10
— Seth Keshel (@SKeshel) August 2, 2021
He also asked an important question about their statement, writing: “Why are they so confident there will be accusations of misdeeds? Getting out in front of something?”
Why are they so confident there will be accusations of misdeeds?
Getting out in front of something? https://t.co/iZ3wXVbEUB
— Seth Keshel (@SKeshel) August 2, 2021
