Benford's Law "states that the leading digits in a collection of data set are probably going to be small."  It has frequently been applied to election results to identify signs of manipulation — for example, the general elections in India in 2014 and 2019.  Gateway Pundit has an article showing a normal Benford distribution and Biden's vote tallies.  Here is what a normal Benford distribution looks like: Image: Gknor, Wikimedia This article has detailed instructions for creating your own Benford charts.  I did so with the totals for Biden and for Trump for each ward in Milwaukee published by Milwaukee City Wire on Thursday, 5 November 2020.  Clearly, making a Benford chart from a dataset with just a dozen or so datapoints would be inconclusive.  There are 325 voting wards in Milwaukee, so it is not a small dataset. Here is the graph for...(Read Full Post)