问：what if someone draw biden curve on other elections?
答：
Drawing the "Biden curve" (a visual representation of late-arriving mail-in ballots that favored Joe Biden in 2020) on other elections generally demonstrates a well-known statistical phenomenon called the
"Blue Shift." This pattern is a standard feature of modern U.S. elections rather than an anomaly unique to 2020. The "Blue Shift" Phenomenon
When applied to other elections, the "Biden curve" typically reveals that:
- Late-counted ballots often favor Democrats. This has been documented since the early 2000s. It occurs because urban areas (which lean Democratic) take longer to process high volumes of votes and because Democratic voters are statistically more likely to use mail-in or provisional ballots.
- Precedents exist in prior cycles. Similar "curves" appeared in the 2018 midterms, where several Republican leads in states like Arizona and California evaporated as mail-in ballots were tallied days after the election.
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