The 3 states in question are Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania. The experts say there are signs of voting irregularities. This is probably the same kind of bullsh** crap Trump tried to pull when he was whining about the rigged election but looked stupid as a brick wall when he won. Hillary is not floating this so don't go off on her. This is not coming from her and I'm sure she will ignore it. What IS true and IS a fact is that over 1.7 million people MORE voted for Hillary than voted for Trump. AND COUNTING. Will that number reach 2 million? 2.5 million? 3 million? God only knows and He isn't telling.
"According to New York magazine’s Gabriel Sherman, the activists say electronic voting systems in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania produced discrepancies that hurt Clinton.
The academics presented findings showing that in Wisconsin, Clinton received 7 percent fewer votes in counties that relied on electronic-voting machines compared with counties that used optical scanners and paper ballots. Based on this statistical analysis, Clinton may have been denied as many as 30,000 votes; she lost Wisconsin by 27,000.
Clinton needed to win all three states for an election victory. Wisconsin and Pennsylvania went for Donald Trump by the smallest margins of all the states that he won. The race in Michigan hasn’t been certified, but the state is likely to go to Trump. A Clinton win in all three states would give her enough Electoral College votes to claim the presidency.
The activists, who have not spoken publicly about their findings, presented their evidence to Clinton’s campaign team last week. An aide to Clinton told HuffPost the campaign is “not saying anything yet.
Some data scientists and political statisticians, including FiveThirtyEight’s Nate Silver and The New York Times’ Nate Cohn, cast doubt on the claims, which compared voting in counties that used paper ballots with those that used electronic machines. Silver and Cohn said the suspicious results disappear when controlling for demographic factors like race and education."
(Marina Fang Associate Politics Editor, The Huffington Post)