Here is shows a color-coded map of reported long-line problems; they were most common in Ohio, Florida, and Georgia, far outstripping the numbers of reports of similar problems in the more populous states of New York and California.
State | Pop. | Reported long-line problems | per 1,000,000 population |
---|---|---|---|
California | 35M | 11 | 0.31 |
New York | 19M | 35 | 1.84 |
Florida | 17M | 162 | 9.53 |
Ohio | 11M | 275 | 25.0 |
Georgia | 8.7M | 103 | 11.8 |
So...yes, it could have affected the outcome of the election. This isn't proof--far from it. But suspicious? Yes. I note again that this is good old fashioned keep-in-the-vote election manipulation.