Two reasons the Texas election case is faulty: flawed legal theory and statistical fallacy.


By BY JEREMY W. PETERS, DAVID MONTGOMERY, LINDA QIU AND ADAM LIPTAK
Technology
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Texas has asked the Supreme Court to reverse the election results, but the case’s legal argument is flawed and its statistical assertion that Joe Biden had a minuscule chance to win is “comical,” experts said.
New York Times
Presidential Election of 2020, Suits and Litigation (Civil), Statistics
December 11, 2020 at 01:10AM

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