Was The Kentucky Election Stolen?

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Just weeks before the Kentucky election, 175,000 purged voters were put back on the registration rolls after the Democrat challenger Attorney General Andy Beshear sued to have the inactive voters reinstated. A new recorded phone call with the Kentucky Board of Elections office with a journalist named Tore, evidences that her and her immigrant husband, who is ineligible to vote, were placed on the Kentucky voter rolls as registered Democrats. Only problem is, Tore and her husband haven't lived in the state Kentucky for years and both of them have never registered as Democrats. Tore was concerned about her husbands immigration status and how the apparent election fraud could impact his ability to remain in the United States.

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Knowing how close the Kentucky election was, with only a few thousand votes needed for the Republican incumbent to have won, now we find out that there was fraud in the Kentucky elections with at least 175,000 votes being put back in registration after a lawsuit made by Democrat challenger Attorney General Andy Beshear.

What's more a Republican journalist, Tore, found out that she and her immigrant husband were registered as Democrats and being able to vote in Kentucky despite the fact that they haven't lived for years in Kentucky, despite the fact that she is a Republican, and despite the fact that her legal immigrant husband is inelegible to vote.

You can listen to the phone call between the journalist, Tore, with the Kentucky Board of Elections office in the video.

No.

Believe it or not people are voting Democratic. Even in places like Kentucky.

Scary thought I know.

originally posted by: underwerks
No.

Believe it or not people are voting Democratic. Even in places like Kentucky.

Scary thought I know.

ROFLMAO... Riiight, and socialists/democrats are law abiding and want equal rights to all...

I know it goes against your "left-wing beliefs" but despite your claims socialist/democrats have been caught using election fraud to actually win, and the info posted in the op is right, and not imaginary...

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Nope.

Just a close race.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Nope.

Just a close race.

And your evidence is what exactly?... Just your belief?...

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Let me guess, you voted for the other side?

Don't need evidence to know someone is going to win, that's just how it works.

As to believe, well if everyone were to believe that the election process was corrupt, i don't imagine anyone would have voted in the first place.

originally posted by: ElectricUniverse

originally posted by: underwerks
No.

Believe it or not people are voting Democratic. Even in places like Kentucky.

Scary thought I know.

ROFLMAO... Riiight, and socialists/democrats are law abiding and want equal rights to all...

I know it goes against your "left-wing beliefs" but despite your claims socialist/democrats have been caught using election fraud to actually win, and the info posted in the op is right, and not imaginary...

I’m from Kentucky.

The reason Bevin lost isn’t really a surprise to anyone. Even the local GOP wanted him out and voted against him.

originally posted by: ElectricUniverse

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Nope.

Just a close race.

And your evidence is what exactly?... Just your belief?...

Pot meet kettle.


Perspective right??

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

fraud in the Kentucky elections

Has someone been brought up on charges?

or are they going to be?

originally posted by: underwerks
No.

Believe it or not people are voting Democratic. Even in places like Kentucky.

Scary thought I know.

Enjoy this tiny victory while it lasts...
Even if it was a stollen one...

Trump is still your president and will be for another 4 years. Unless in your infinity wisdom you know of an actual Democrat that stands a chance against Trump.

originally posted by: JAY1980

originally posted by: underwerks
No.

Believe it or not people are voting Democratic. Even in places like Kentucky.

Scary thought I know.

Enjoy this tiny victory while it lasts...
Even if it was a stollen one...

Trump is still your president and will be for another 4 years. Unless in your infinity wisdom you know of an actual Democrat that stands a chance against Trump.

A wet diaper stands a pretty good chance against Donald Trump at this point. Republicans have alienated a giant portion of this country through the division that Donald Trump, and by extension his supporters have enjoyed fostering over the past few years.

You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar. And the right wing has been throwing salt at everyone since Trump won.

It isn’t a coincidence that Democrats are winning in Kentucky and flipped Virginia, of all places. Virginia hasn’t seen anything like this in over 25 years.

You really can’t make this stuff up. Every damn time.

The reality of the situation is, of course, almost exactly opposite to how it was portrayed by the OP.

WYMT - CBS

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A Kentucky judge has ordered the State Board of Elections to return the names of about 175,000 voters to the regular voter rolls. Franklin County Circuit Judge Thomas Wingate issued the ruling Monday in a lawsuit filed last week by the Kentucky Democratic Party. The lawsuit contends placing those voters' names on an "inactive list" could infringe on their right to vote. News outlets report Wingate ordered the board to return the names of all Kentucky voters to one master list and place an asterisk by the names of voters whose addresses need confirmation.

So no, voters were not added to the voting rolls they were restored to the voting rolls because they had been removed unfairly.

There is zero evidence of any voter fraud or election fraud in the KY elections.

You’d never know that from the OP’s presentation, though.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

There is what appears to be an allegation, and in this day and age an allegation is all that is needed to begin an investigation. It should be investigated, I don't really give a crap which party it is, if it's election fraud then it needs to be rooted out. Even if the party wins without the fraud aspect, even if it's 5 cases of fraud or 5000, it needs to be dealt with.

originally posted by: Hypntick
a reply to: scraedtosleep

There is what appears to be an allegation, and in this day and age an allegation is all that is needed to begin an investigation. It should be investigated, I don't really give a crap which party it is, if it's election fraud then it needs to be rooted out. Even if the party wins without the fraud aspect, even if it's 5 cases of fraud or 5000, it needs to be dealt with.

Why should the people of KY pay for an investigation when there’s zero evidence of any wrongdoing?

a reply to: Gryphon66

The reality of the situation is, of course, almost exactly opposite to how it was portrayed by the OP.

What? Are you implying an Alt-Right YouTube personality might be..gasp deliberately misinterpreting things?

I’m shocked you would even say that.

a reply to: Gryphon66

Because, as has been shown time and time again in the last couple of years, you don't actually need evidence all you need is an allegation. An allegation has been made, they need to get on it.

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: JAY1980

originally posted by: underwerks
No.

Believe it or not people are voting Democratic. Even in places like Kentucky.

Scary thought I know.

Enjoy this tiny victory while it lasts...
Even if it was a stollen one...

Trump is still your president and will be for another 4 years. Unless in your infinity wisdom you know of an actual Democrat that stands a chance against Trump.

A wet diaper stands a pretty good chance against Donald Trump at this point. Republicans have alienated a giant portion of this country through the division that Donald Trump, and by extension his supporters have enjoyed fostering over the past few years.

You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar. And the right wing has been throwing salt at everyone since Trump won.

It isn’t a coincidence that Democrats are winning in Kentucky and flipped Virginia, of all places. Virginia hasn’t seen anything like this in over 25 years.

How accurate were you during Trump's first Presidential bid? You may be right about Kentucky but as far as the heartlands of our nation are concerned, Trump has been a great President and isn't likely to have lost any voters. Factor that in with those running for President on the Democratic side and it equals TRUMP FOR 4 MORE YEARS. Maga!

a reply to: underwerks

Not only the YouTube personality ... in this case.

We all have different opinions about things. I’m just continually amazed that these dipstick assertions get made when it’s sooo easy to discover the actual facts.

originally posted by: Gryphon66
You really can’t make this stuff up. Every damn time.

The reality of the situation is, of course, almost exactly opposite to how it was portrayed by the OP.

WYMT - CBS

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A Kentucky judge has ordered the State Board of Elections to return the names of about 175,000 voters to the regular voter rolls. Franklin County Circuit Judge Thomas Wingate issued the ruling Monday in a lawsuit filed last week by the Kentucky Democratic Party. The lawsuit contends placing those voters' names on an "inactive list" could infringe on their right to vote. News outlets report Wingate ordered the board to return the names of all Kentucky voters to one master list and place an asterisk by the names of voters whose addresses need confirmation.

So no, voters were not added to the voting rolls they were restored to the voting rolls because they had been removed unfairly.

There is zero evidence of any voter fraud or election fraud in the KY elections.

You’d never know that from the OP’s presentation, though.

What gets me looking from afar, is that there is the automatic assumption that Democrat bad, Republican good bleated out as if...this is childrens stuff, telling porkies deceptively, it really is.

People should pull together and analyse...

a reply to: Anathros

I think the only people Donald Trump has are the people who would have voted for him anyway. In an age where his divisional politics have forced people who wouldn’t normally care about politics to become engaged, it isn’t enough to not lose any voters.

If you aren’t gaining voters to match the ones you’re creating on the other side, you’re losing.