How was it captures in JSON?
How was it captures in JSON?
If this is the same thing from early November it is the feed that went to news places. Instead of giving raw counts for the candidates it gave percentages and total counts. If you converted it back to candidate counts there were some entries that meant trump lost votes.
If this is the same thing from early November it is the feed that went to news places. Instead of giving raw counts for the candidates it gave percentages and total counts. If you converted it back to candidate counts there were some entries that meant trump lost votes.
Can you provide the JSON for me to examine?
Can you provide the JSON for me to examine?
This article provides a link to PA and a description of the issue (from nov 16), you can change the state to whatever to check others.
https://fsociety.substack.com/p/2020-election-could-trumps-claims-have-merit
here is the URL if you don't want to know anything (maybe you want to discover yourself before being told what they found):
it is at data.races.timeseries
This article provides a link to PA and a description of the issue (from nov 16), you can change the state to whatever to check others.
https://fsociety.substack.com/p/2020-election-could-trumps-claims-have-merit
here is the URL if you don't want to know anything (maybe you want to discover yourself before being told what they found):
https://static01.nyt.com/elections-assets/2020/data/api/2020-11-03/race-page/pennsylvania/president.json
it is at data.races.timeseries
(post is archived)