Topic: Ballot Dumping

Mike Lindell describes the 2022 election results in Michigan as a repeat of the 2020 traditional Michigan dump, where hundreds of thousands of votes appeared for Democrats in the middle of the night. He argues that the same IP addresses used in 2020 were active again and that the public is being boiled like frogs by electronic voting. Lindell claims that if the GOP had won a massive red wave, the machines would have remained hidden, but the close results expose the fraud.

The algorithmic manipulation involves setting up a system of equations where specific percentages are assigned to different virtual precincts. Solomon explains that the "bean counters" only dump as many ballots as necessary to maintain a close margin, thereby conserving their resources. This explains why fraudulent elections are often decided by very small percentages, as the algorithm calculates the minimum required "flip" to secure the win.