@johnspacemuller Did you use python for these plots? and if so what library/function did you use for illustrating feature importance’s over the map? Very cool analysis btw
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@nahshongarrett Specifically how were the changes unlawful? I’ve read multiple reports that says the claim that the changes were unlawful has been discredited.
@nahshongarrett Each state has the right to dictate how it runs its own elections, and context is key here: these states made (lawful) changes in the run up to the election to make voting safer during a global pandemic, so no, I don’t see a problem with that
@nahshongarrett It was telling that the Supreme Court, which has 6 conservative appointed justices including 3 by president trump, did not believe that the State of Texas had the standing to bring its case.
@nahshongarrett That still places a burden of proof on the plaintiff to show that there are illegal votes. Again, no Federal or State-level court case has shown evidence of illegal votes on the magnitude necessary to change the outcome of the election (or even come close)
@nahshongarrett They are being involved in the process, they are stating in their decisions that the plaintiffs lack the standing and/or evidence to support their cases. That is being involved in the process, even though it doesn’t bring the result you may or may not desire.
@nahshongarrett Individual errors in voting do not amount to subversion, asking that hundreds of thousands of legal votes be thrown out without providing the necessary evidence that each of those votes should be is subversion.
@nahshongarrett It has played out so far, and it will continue to do so as you ask. But our nation has a history of presidents conceding and committing to a peaceful transfer of power once the writing is on the wall, and it has been for quite some time.
@nahshongarrett I do read facts from the other side, and I see Conservatives who believe in upholding our elections and our democracy reach the same conclusion that I, AG Barr, and countless others have, which is that the election was free and fair and has chosen Joe Biden as the president elect