Mathematician Bobby Piton recently testified at the Arizona voter fraud hearing and dropped a devastating report.
Mr. Piton has used math to prove blatant voter fraud and gave testimony about his findings during a hearing before the Arizona legislator.
Piton found that after examining 9 million records in Pennsylvania he identified 521,879 unique last names. These unique names have no parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, or cousins who have the same last names.
About 245,033 total last names in Pennsylvania belong to only one person.
Pennsylvania has 695,430 fewer people in the top 1000 Last Names. Bobby Piton found that there were fewer people with common surnames such as Smith, Jackson, Johnson.
Piton believes that over 695,000 ballot illegal ballots were cast in Pennsylvania.
On election night President Trump lead Biden by over 700,000 votes however, within a few days Biden took the lead.
Piton believes that something similar happened in Georgia and that a “sophisticated state actor was able to create the desired outcome in both states.”
A member of President Trump’s team has reached out to Piton who sent all of his data and results to his campaign.
Below is a detailed breakdown of Piton’s findings:
Once again, no brothers, sisters, aunts, cousins, parents that share this particular last name out of 9 Million records. Upon looking at the TOP 1000 Last Names in PA, I have discovered that PA has 695,430 Fewer People in the top 1000 Last Names. Literally, there are 14,776
— BobbyPiton (@BobbyPiton3) December 27, 2020
The Tally for these 500 Negative Names (below Nationwide Estimate) is 958,044. This is astounding 695,000 to 958,000 just got up and vanished out of PA. President Trump, I have a breakdown by Last Name of all of the people that have been gone missing.
— BobbyPiton (@BobbyPiton3) December 27, 2020
Here is a break down by County of how many Unique Instances occurred in each County in PA (column to left). To the Right, you will see how many Instances remain after checking for that Last name in the other 66 counties across PA.@GenFlynn
@tracybeanz pic.twitter.com/15G8SHpsW4— BobbyPiton (@BobbyPiton3) December 28, 2020
Please note.. that -.01% is the average of 1000 Last Names… It’s always beautiful when the math essentially balances out.
Last Name is obvious
Overage (Shortage) is how many of the most common Last Names in PA are potentially missing in PA data. pic.twitter.com/zUSjvalymi— BobbyPiton (@BobbyPiton3) December 28, 2020
