Economist Peter Navarro’s report on US election results: the margin of error exceeds Biden’s margin of victory by about ten times

Peter Navarro, a professor emeritus of economics and public policy, has published the third and concluding part of his report analyzing the results of the US 2020 presidential election.
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Part 1 of the report, „The Immaculate Deception“, defined six categories of irregularities in voting results: outright fraud, ballot mishandling, a wide range of process fouls, multiple violations of the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause, voting machine irregularities, and statistical anomalies. The statistics covered in the report relates to the six battleground states: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
The results of these six states will ultimately determine the outcome of the election as a whole. The statistics are based on the following evidence: more than 50 lawsuits, witness testimony given under oath from thousands of people involved in the election process (affidavits, declarations), published analyses by think tanks and legal centers, video and photographic evidence, media coverage.

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