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originally posted by: Greven
originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: Greven
It means you don't understand. So stop telling people they are wrong just because you don't understand.
Ask more than speak. Learn.
What's the link between open records laws being violated and electoral fraud to steal an election for Democrats against Republicans?
I can't make that leap of faith. I don't see the logic.
originally posted by: mamabeth
a reply to: Greven
My response is what will YOU believe? What news sources will YOU listen to?
How can someone get real evidence?
originally posted by: RadioRobert
All these pages and noone can answer the question of why Snipes continues to break the law and place herself in contempt of court...
Noone can figure out why she would refuse legal access to inspectors and observers.
It's just a big mystery.
originally posted by: timequake
originally posted by: Greven
originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: Greven
It means you don't understand. So stop telling people they are wrong just because you don't understand.
Ask more than speak. Learn.
What's the link between open records laws being violated and electoral fraud to steal an election for Democrats against Republicans?
I can't make that leap of faith. I don't see the logic.
I get it now. You just need someone to walk you through basic logical deduction. Cool. So we have multiple elections in three (3) different states wereby the people of team red were elected by a narrow margin. However the people of team blue insist that there are more votes (by the 10's of thousands) that not only still need to be counted, but we not accounted for within the respective state law deadlines. These states also have public records requirements to keep this process transparent for inspection of possible mistake or fraud. This is significant because these rules were in place--like in most states--in order to prevent voter fraud by being able to account for votes so that "stuffing the ballot box" would be more difficult.
In the current instance, we have a situation where the officials who are subject to the above stated rules are willingly operating in violation of these rules for reasons for which they have refused to elaborate. These are team blue officials who are refusing to cooperate while at the same time "finding" thousands of ballots that were not acounted for prior to the aforementioned deadlines. Only after they were ordered (in Broward) to do so, they have a sample of 205 ballots, 20 of which, its turns out, were not valid. This partucular supervisor of elections has been involved in at least two (2) other instances of voting shenanagins in the past, and has at the very least proven to be incompotent.
So where does the fraud part come in. Well to most people its obvious, but I'll help you out: vast majority of these post-deadline votes are for team blue--the team that lost these elections; the same team the supervisor of elections and those counting the votes work for. All being done behind closed doors and in violation of state law.
Nov. 6: General Election Day
In each respective Florida county's time zone, preliminary election night returns are due no later than 7:30 p.m. – a half hour after polls close – and in 45-minute increments following until all results are completely reported.
Provisional and overseas vote-by-mail ballots do not fall under that category.
Nov. 8: Provisional Ballot Deadline
The deadline for provisional ballots to count – requiring evidence of eligibility – is 5 p.m. on Nov. 8.
Nov. 10: Deadline for First Unofficial Returns
County canvassing boards are required to turn in first unofficial returns no later than noon on Nov. 10. The decision on whether a machine recount is required is determined by the Florida Secretary of State and the Divison of Elections.
A machine recount is legally required under Florida law for federal, state or multicounty races or issues if the margin between candidates/issues is below 0.5 percent.
The results of the machine recount are declared as the second set of unofficial returns.
Nov. 15: Deadline for Machine Recount Results
The results of the machine recount, determined to be the second set of unofficial returns, are due no later than 3 p.m. on Nov. 15.
At that point, the Florida Secretary of State and the Divison of Elections will determine whether the returns of those results meet the statutory threshold for a manual recount.
A manual recount is legally required under Florida law for federal, state or multicounty races or issues if the margin between candidates/issues is below 0.25 percent.
Nov. 16: Overseas Ballots Deadline
In compliance with the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, the deadline in Florida for overseas ballots from applicable military and civilian is Nov. 16.
The ballots must be postmarked or signed and dated on or before the Nov. 6 Election Day.
Nov. 18: Official Returns Deadline
County canvassing boards have a noon deadline on Nov. 18 to produce official returns.
Nov. 20: Official Returns Certified
The Elections Canvassing Commission, which is made up of the Florida governor and two members of the Florida Cabinet selected by the governor, meet in Tallahassee at 9 a.m. on Nov. 20 to certify the official returns from federal, state and multi-county offices
originally posted by: RadioRobert
originally posted by: stosh64
a reply to: RadioRobert
What would make you choose to continue to deny access? Name circumstances a reasonable person, say you, would just give the law and the judge the finger instead of allowing inspection.
You have asked this many times, of many different people, in different threads.
Not ONE person has answered.
Very telling. There is NO legit reason for her to ignore the law and court orders.
There are only nefarious reasons for Snipe to do so
I'll keep asking because they know. But it makes it clear when you break if down that way.
Strange that you only mention three states. What about Georgia, where the person who is ahead was in charge of the election and a whole lot of disturbing evidence has emerged about that election? Why not mention that I wonder? Oh well, moving on...
Problem with your explanation: they weren't yet elected by a narrow margin as the vote count had not completed, because the election boards had not returned official counts. The Florida official election count is not yet done. Projections by media outlets aren't final decisions on elections.
Is it the 20th yet? Then the counts are not official. They aren't yet elected.
They aren't 'post deadline votes.'
Your understanding and that of those in this thread is flawed.
originally posted by: mamabeth
a reply to: Greven
I see that you are still avoiding answering my requests.One more time...
how can anyone get any real evidence? what news sources will you believe?
what news sources do you listen to?
originally posted by: Greven
originally posted by: mamabeth
a reply to: Greven
My response is what will YOU believe? What news sources will YOU listen to?
How can someone get real evidence?
Hannity's opinions aren't evidence of electoral fraud.
The President's opinions aren't evidence of electoral fraud.
Cries that Democrat votes come in late (as is typical of urban areas) isn't evidence of electoral fraud.
A video might be evidence of electoral fraud, if it can be proved that it was shot where it is alleged and is showing what is alleged.
Matt Gaetz Verified account
BREAKING:I took this video as the riot police removed me from where trucks were secretly loading stuff in/out of Broward Supervisors office. All this while they are violating constitutional rights & a court order!
originally posted by: timequake
Strange that you only mention three states. What about Georgia, where the person who is ahead was in charge of the election and a whole lot of disturbing evidence has emerged about that election? Why not mention that I wonder? Oh well, moving on...
Florida (one...), Arizona (two...), Georgia (three....) Yay!!! And in that state, no sir, the person in charge in GA does not count the ballots, the supervisor of elections does. All he would do (had he not resigned from that role to dispel partiality) is certify the votes.
Problem with your explanation: they weren't yet elected by a narrow margin as the vote count had not completed, because the election boards had not returned official counts. The Florida official election count is not yet done. Projections by media outlets aren't final decisions on elections.
Is it the 20th yet? Then the counts are not official. They aren't yet elected.
They aren't 'post deadline votes.'
Your understanding and that of those in this thread is flawed.
That is the deadline for counting them, not for magically discovering new ones. That deadline was 30 minutes after the polls closed.
The polls are open on Election Day, from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Any voters waiting in line at 7:00 p.m. will have the opportunity to cast a ballot.