A deep dive into Stephen Spoonamore’s shocking claims about potential election manipulation.
Election recount fraud is a phrase that has been thrown around in political discussions, but data scientist Stephen Spoonamore’s latest claims bring new weight to the conversation. In a recent interview, Spoonamore pointed out statistical anomalies in key swing states, raising serious concerns about potential manipulation.
He argues that a staggering percentage of ballots in states like Arizona and Nevada contained only a vote for Donald Trump—far higher than in comparable regions. This, combined with concerns over digital vote tabulation and potential interference via Starlink networks, has led him to call for an official hand recount.
Spoonamore, an expert in cyber security, suggests that these numbers don’t add up. He points to past elections where unexplained shifts in vote counts flipped results in key races. His concerns go beyond speculation—he believes there’s enough evidence to warrant a closer look at how votes were counted and whether external forces may have played a role.
With mounting pressure on officials to investigate, the question remains: Will a recount take place, and if so, what will it reveal?
Watch to learn more.
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