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🚨🚨 Similarities between the U.S. midterm elections and elections in South Korea ※ In the early voting (pre-election voting) results—potentially manipulated by computer—the figures are 63% for the Democratic Party and 35% for the People Power Party. These are the exact same percentages seen in South Korea. California Good heavens! 🚨 How could this possibly happen?? The election results for all major offices in California show the exact same percentages for the Democratic and Republican parties: Governor: 64% (Democrat) vs. 35% (Republican) Lieutenant Governor: 64% (Democrat) vs. 35% (Republican) Secretary of State: 64% (Democrat) vs. 35% (Republican) Controller: 64% (Democrat) vs. 35% (Republican) Treasurer: 64% (Democrat) vs. 35% (Republican) Attorney General: 64% (Democrat) vs. 35% (Republican) Supreme Court Justice: Joshua Groban 72% (Democrat) vs. 28% (Republican) Supreme Court Justice: Kelli M. Evans 72% (Democrat) vs. 28% (Republican) This does not look like a real election result at all; it looks like the product of a computer algorithm. Our elections are a fraud. 72 countries around the world are carrying out the exact same kind of manipulation. ★ Just like in South Korean elections, the Democratic Party won in 21 states during the U.S. midterm mail-in voting process. In South Korea, too, the Democratic Party swept the early voting nationwide. Please share this graph. This is the formula for election fraud. Mathematically impossible. [Issues with Early Voting in South Korean Elections] Blue represents the Democratic Party (left-wing), and red represents the People Power Party (right-wing). ● The first image shows an analysis of a sample from Jongno-gu, Seoul. Look at the disparity in early voting results between the Democratic Party and the People Power Party. Notice how the graph shows the Democratic Party in the positive, while the People Power Party is in the negative? ● The second image analyzes early voting (including mail-in ballots). The Democratic Party secures over 65% of the vote in these instances, whereas the People Power Party falls below 40%. This pattern repeats across all 3,565 early voting locations nationwide, with the Democratic Party winning in every single one. ※ In scenarios involving computer manipulation, the "formula" for early voting consistently yields 63% for the Democratic Party and 35% for the People Power Party. These are the exact same percentages observed in South Korea. ● The third image covers voting on election day (standard voting). The Democratic Party accounts for 40–50% of the votes, while the People Power Party accounts for 43–52%. According to the law of large numbers, this is statistically impossible.