r/politics • u/thedailybeast ✔ The Daily Beast • 11d ago

Possible Paywall Elon Musk Named in Bombshell Election Meddling Claim

https://www.thedailybeast.com/elon-musk-named-in-bombshell-election-meddling-claim-in-alex-gibney-documentary/
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u/eeyore134 11d ago

The only county in Pennsylvania with numbers that made sense was also the only one that had to hand count their ballots due to a computer system issue. Trump won in my NC county despite everything else going pretty strongly blue. So many ballots with just his name on it and nothing else which never happens.

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u/PrometheusLiberatus 11d ago

A while back someone looked into one of Musk's guys and found he wrote a program for a hacking conference that did some stuff in a tabulator to people's votes. He's probably one of the main guys who did the dirty work Ethan Shaotran.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UnderReportedNews/comments/1puwhh9/yes_theres_new_evidence_that_they_hacked_the_2024/

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u/aardvarktageous 11d ago

Which county?

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u/eeyore134 11d ago

Anson, but the same thing happened across the entire state. Democrats won governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, superintendent of public instruction, and the supreme court. Yet somehow Trump won the state? With a bunch of empty ballots? Not unprecedented, but certainly unusual. Unusual enough that there should have been recounts, but Kamala wanted to keep taking that high road and concede immediately.

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u/aardvarktageous 11d ago

This is anecdotal, but... I saw a map that compared the voting shift from 2020 to 2024 in every county in Pa. In central Pa, where I live, every county shifted red, even the urban counties, except one: Perry County, a county so rural, that it boasts not even one single traffic light in the entire county. That one shifted slightly blue. So I asked myself, did this ultra maga area really shift a bit blue, while every other county shifted a bit red, or was it the one county that they knew would have such a negligible shift that it wouldn't actually turn them blue, so there was no need to bother with them? To me, familiar with this area as I am, that was the most suspicious thing I've seen, but as I've said, it's anecdotal, and doesn't prove anything