> No, the premise is that mailin ballots should have a roughly uniform D/R ratio, no matter what timeslice of a state you look at.
Which is based on a series of assumptions that simply do not generally hold (the most central being that the entire statewide collection of mail-in ballots is homogenized before being counted.)
Which is based on a series of assumptions that simply do not generally hold (the most central being that the entire statewide collection of mail-in ballots is homogenized before being counted.)