Digest the ending records of the San Francisco County CVR file:
Also note that CSViewer thinks there are only 447,971 actual data lines in the file. That’s actually in the range of credibility for number of votes cast in a county of 884K total population. However:
THIS. IS. NOT. A. CREDIBLE. CVR. FILE. NUMBER. SEQUENCE.
Now look harder.
Ah, yes - where is CVRnumber 15,228,993? Oops. That’s a clue of course.
The CVR generation software was likely modified with a patch to shift from exhibiting the easy to identify (though still not credible) 2:1 total CVR numbers to counted ballots that I have been finding previously in many places to something totally incredible like this to obscure and confuse investigators. Before this added obfuscation we can guess that the file might have had an ending CVRnumber of 447,971 * 2 or 895,942 (~895K+) which is ALSO DEFINITELY NOT a credible CVR count in a county of 884K!
So when we scan through the file we find that it has number gaps averaging 34 to reach this high of an ending CVRnumber! So when we adjust for that we get a chart that looks like this:
This one again exhibits my posited 2:1 ballot selection framework with the magenta “missing ballots”/number gaps line running at ~1000 missing for every 1000 used at least for most of the chart.
Again, we are just watching the wizard’s shoes under the curtain via a derivative measurement. And it’s interesting at about 320K where we get a hiccup up in Trump votes and an apparent pattern change in “Neither” votes before we get to some “Election Day” voting (not sure if this was in person) where Trump votes jump up further and the ballot framework software appears to start to work harder again (uses closer to 1000 extra ballots again per 1000 votes output).
If you have been confused about my posited 2:1 framework, hopefully this has cleared things up and you can loop back now and understand the Pasco County, FL example I posted on earlier (Excel view reproduced below) having a correctly sequential CVRnumber sequence (no gaps in the CVRnumbers) but roughly every other upper ballot vote line blanked out. It’s just another way to get to 2:1…