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originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: Xenogears
They broke the laws, in florida at least, that is proven.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: jjkenobi
If that were happening.....
Please explain the laws they broke -- with links.
Have charges been filed?
ALL votes need to be counted.
If it's about a deadline to stop vote counts -- there's something wrong with that.
originally posted by: BlackJackal
originally posted by: RadioRobert
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: RadioRobert
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: Xenogears
They broke the laws, in florida at least, that is proven.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: jjkenobi
If that were happening.....
Please explain the laws they broke -- with links.
Have charges been filed?
ALL votes need to be counted.
If it's about a deadline to stop vote counts -- there's something wrong with that.
This covers some of the Broward shenanigans. Do you want me to find the Palm Beach hearing on the same subject?
Don't worry, I trust you'll continue to pretend you don't hear the judge say the law is being violated.
NO - I don't want FOX Entertainment.
What facts, officially documented charges do you have in print?
It is literally only a video of the entire hearing. Zero commentary. Whole context.
Look, the hearing is meaningless. The Republicans have made accusations of voter fraud, but as usual, without evidence.
As Florida heads towards a machine recount for the Senate and gubernatorial races, prominent Republicans are alleging voter fraud by Democrats trying to create new votes for their candidates. Republicans have not cited any evidence to back up their accusations, but both parties have expressed frustration with Broward County, whose beleaguered electoral system has been under scrutiny since ballot confusion played a major role in the 2000 presidential election.
LINK
Until you have evidence all you have is wild accusations. This is just like Trump claiming 3 million illegal immigrants voted in the last election. It's all bluster.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: Wardaddy454
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: Wardaddy454
originally posted by: Annee
We have 50 states.
I'd say the same voting/counting issues happen in all of states.
But, every election cycle the same "Red"
states kick up a fuss.
And why? Because a Republican's margin is too close to call.
The same red states with the same notorious blue counties having the same ridiculous issues.
Funny isn't it.
Who's making the fuss?
Same issues in other states. But, they just get their business done.
True, but not every county has an election supervisor that went on record admitting she saw illegal voting, and didn't contact the proper authorities.
And how did that come about?
I expect it's all happened every where.
Difference is -- someone must have made an issue of it.
originally posted by: BlackJackal
originally posted by: RadioRobert
a reply to: BlackJackal
The hearing where the judge finds Broward SEO is violating the law by not allowing external inspection and anti-ballot stuffing measures is "meaningless"? So presumably so is the fact they're still in contempt..
I guess if we ignore the laws we don't like, don't allow access to external inspection, and generally pretend nothing is happening, it's easy to say "there's no evidence" .
No they definitely should allow those things. But that is NOT evidence of voter fraud. That is attempting to block inspections for some stupid reason. Anne kept asking you for voter fraud proof and this is what you gave her. This is NOT voter fraud in any context of the word. That is why it is meaningless. Try harder.
Plus, if you look up, you will see I have provided you with a judges opinion explicitly stating that voter fraud has not occurred.
originally posted by: Wardaddy454
originally posted by: BlackJackal
originally posted by: RadioRobert
a reply to: BlackJackal
The hearing where the judge finds Broward SEO is violating the law by not allowing external inspection and anti-ballot stuffing measures is "meaningless"? So presumably so is the fact they're still in contempt..
I guess if we ignore the laws we don't like, don't allow access to external inspection, and generally pretend nothing is happening, it's easy to say "there's no evidence" .
No they definitely should allow those things. But that is NOT evidence of voter fraud. That is attempting to block inspections for some stupid reason. Anne kept asking you for voter fraud proof and this is what you gave her. This is NOT voter fraud in any context of the word. That is why it is meaningless. Try harder.
Plus, if you look up, you will see I have provided you with a judges opinion explicitly stating that voter fraud has not occurred.
Jesus do you think its possible they are blocking inspections because something rotten is going on?!
Voter fraud =/= Fraudulent voter.
If someone is filling out a ballot in the name of someone else. That is an instance of voter fraud.
originally posted by: Xenogears
originally posted by: Wardaddy454
originally posted by: BlackJackal
originally posted by: RadioRobert
a reply to: BlackJackal
The hearing where the judge finds Broward SEO is violating the law by not allowing external inspection and anti-ballot stuffing measures is "meaningless"? So presumably so is the fact they're still in contempt..
I guess if we ignore the laws we don't like, don't allow access to external inspection, and generally pretend nothing is happening, it's easy to say "there's no evidence" .
No they definitely should allow those things. But that is NOT evidence of voter fraud. That is attempting to block inspections for some stupid reason. Anne kept asking you for voter fraud proof and this is what you gave her. This is NOT voter fraud in any context of the word. That is why it is meaningless. Try harder.
Plus, if you look up, you will see I have provided you with a judges opinion explicitly stating that voter fraud has not occurred.
Jesus do you think its possible they are blocking inspections because something rotten is going on?!
Voter fraud =/= Fraudulent voter.
If someone is filling out a ballot in the name of someone else. That is an instance of voter fraud.
if you have nothing to hide you don't destroy ballots needed for a recount of a prior election. Someone who even destroys evidence seems like they've basically confessed.
They're even fighting for illegal votes to be counted.
Will be surprised if they don't face jail time for this.
i'll make it simple for you. Late votes are not fake votes or found votes. They are simply provisional and mail in votes that get counted after the physical election day.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: timequake
Every single DNC governor refused to cooperate and dragged their feet with the excuse that such a look into election fraud would violate personal privacy of voters.
No, not every DNC governor refused. Nor did every Republican governor comply.
There was an immediate bipartisan backlash and rejection of the inquiries with a majority of states quickly rejecting the requests.
State Responses
originally posted by: walkinghomer
What if the Dems claim Republicans are cheating because they make it harder for minority to vote.
originally posted by: darkbake
a reply to: Annee
You guys should listen to what Annee is saying.
Republicans are trying to suppress votes from Democrats.
That’s why they fear recounts and accountability in the election process.
But those voters will be confronted by a byzantine array of voter restrictions, voter-suppression efforts, and voter discrimination standing in their way. A review by The Daily Beast found at least five voter-suppression practices in active use today. All are led by Republicans, all have disproportionate effects on non-white populations, and all are rationalized by bogus claims of voter fraud.
They include:
*Closing polling places in communities of color
*Purging eligible voters from the rolls without their knowledge
*Barring felons from voting
*Voter ID laws
*Eliminating early voting
Each one of these alone is troubling. In the aggregate, though, they paint an unmistakable picture of Republican efforts to hold on to power in an increasingly non-white nation by making it harder for non-white people to vote.
"I have reviewed the Commission documents made available to me and they do not contain evidence of widespread voter fraud," Maine's Democratic secretary of state, Matthew Dunlap, wrote in a letter to Vice President Mike Pence and Kansas' Republican secretary of state, Kris Kobach. In May 2017, the President established the commission after falsely claiming that "millions of people" voted illegally for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, costing him the popular vote. Trump named Pence as chairman and Kobach -- a noted proponent of voter fraud theories and related policies -- as vice chair of the commission.