(11-12-2018, 08:30 PM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: Rick Scott is really out of line, in my opinion.

He needs to calm the hell down. Florida deals with the same vote count and process delays in every major election. They need to upgrade machines and reorganize on a statewide basis. It should have been done years ago. Hopefully, it will be done before 2020 so this drama can be avoided.

Anyway, pushing to have all votes verified/counted in a system plagued with outdated technology and administrative incompetence is not 'fraud' or 'stealing votes' or 'cheating' or anything of the sort. It's dishonest and harmful for Scott to cast doubt on election integrity with such baseless claims.

Scott has had a team he appointed from the Florida Sec of State monitoring vote casting and tallying from the start. They say there is no evidence of any voter fraud. Florida law enforcement says there is no evidence of voter fraud.

Today, a Republican-appointed judge ruled that there was no reason to grant Scott's request to move and lock up voting machines during off-hours during the recount period because there is no evidence of any fraud/wrong-doing and they're already secured in place.

The judge admonished Scott and other Republican politicians for making baseless accusations and undermining faith in election integrity unnecessarily.

Voter fraud is real

Hello there are people born in 1889 actively voting in Florida. Call it a glitch if you like

I live in Broward County and we are proud of our seniors and their ability to continue to vote well past their deaths here. Red Buttons still votes from both of his homes in Century Village Florida and Century Village California.

https://twitter.com/charliekirk11/status...1167763456

According to a data specialist who independently audits voter rolls:

Current Florida voter file received as of election day:

7,001 people born between 1900 to 1916

516 born 1900 to 1908

80 born 1900-1903

Plus 16 from 1886 to 1899

Voter fraud is real.

The eldest Florida residents:

Isabel Castaño Restrepo F January 11, 1906 112 years, 305 days
Mazie Ford F June 28, 1906 112 years, 137 days
Voncile Dry F April 24, 1907 111 years, 202 days
Maude Harris[23] F August 15, 1907 111 years, 89 days
Mildred Lewis[32] F December 25, 1907 110 years, 322 days

Pretty sneaky fraudsters alright.

It’s shocking that their clever ploy to conceal their real identities with inconspicuous false birthdates was discovered during roll audits.

Data entry mistakes and human error are real.

Charlie Kirk  

(11-13-2018, 01:48 AM)Fry Gu Wrote: According to a data specialist who independently audits voter rolls:

Current Florida voter file received as of election day:

Here we are preparing for 2020

(11-12-2018, 08:50 PM)Rootilda Wrote: I lean more toward these guys from Buffy.

Maxine Waters and Nancy Pelosi!!!! They look good together.

(11-13-2018, 10:05 AM)Maggot Wrote:

(11-12-2018, 08:50 PM)Rootilda Wrote: I lean more toward these guys from Buffy.

Maxine Waters and Nancy Pelosi!!!! They look good together.

You must mean Marc Rubio and Rick Scott. The resemblance is unmistakable.

(11-13-2018, 09:52 AM)Ski at 1SKY6 Wrote:

(11-13-2018, 01:48 AM)Fry Gu Wrote: According to a data specialist who independently audits voter rolls:

Current Florida voter file received as of election day:

Here we are preparing for 2020

  I laughed out LOUD! 

The Democrats haven't gained so many congressional seats since the midterm elections following Nixon's Watergate scandal.

They've flipped 36 House seats and 2 Senate seats so far.

Republicans have flipped 3 House seats and 3 Senate seats.

Tonight, Democrat Josh Harder officially defeated Republican incumbent Jeff Denham in California's 10^th district (North San Joaquin Valley).

Updated Congressional Midterm Results:

House:
Democrats have gained 33 seats and there are 9 more races pending.
Democrats:  228.  Republicans:  198.

Senate:
Republicans have gained 1 seat and there are 2 more races pending (Florida and Mississippi).
Republicans:  51.  Democrats:  47.

Governors:
Democrats have gained 7 governorships and there are 2 races pending (Florida and Georgia)
Republicans:  25.  Democrats:  23.

Today, a judge in Georgia ruled in favor of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and ordered that an extension be given so voters who had their ballots rejected for signature mismatches have an opportunity to contact the state to verify and be counted.

Voter fraud

(11-14-2018, 12:19 AM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: The Democrats haven't gained so many congressional seats since the midterm elections following Nixon's Watergate scandal.

They've flipped 36 House seats and 2 Senate seats so far.

Republicans have flipped 3 House seats and 3 Senate seats.

Tonight, Democrat Josh Harder officially defeated Republican incumbent Jeff Denham in California's 10^th district (North San Joaquin Valley).

They have learned how to steal better and are more blazer. When every "found" ballot is Democrat and every anomaly waved away as glitch or incompetence then stealing elections becomes an art form.

Also tonight......


^ Democrat Katie Porter pulled ahead of  Republican incumbent Mimi Walters in California's 45^th district (Laguna Niguel, Orange County) by a couple of hundred votes  It's a very close race  and has not yet been called.



^ Republican incumbent Mia Love of Utah's 4^th district reduced her deficit vote count down to  1,357.  She's running against Democratic Salt Lake Mayor Ben McAdams in another very tight race which is too close to call yet.

(11-14-2018, 12:25 AM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: Today, a judge in Georgia ruled in favor of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and ordered that an extension be given  so voters who had their ballots rejected for signature mismatches have an opportunity to contact the state  to verify and be counted.

I'm very glad to read that. It's honest and it's fair, completely unlike Kemp's suckiness.

85% in her favour from discovered ballots. Just enough to push her over the edge.

(11-14-2018, 12:19 AM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: Tonight, Democrat Josh Harder officially defeated Republican incumbent Jeff Denham in California's 10^th district (North San Joaquin Valley).

I didn't realize this until I just now read that Jeff Denham was a 4 term republican. HaHaFuckinHa. Out with the old, in with the new.

(11-14-2018, 06:16 AM)Duchess Wrote:

(11-14-2018, 12:19 AM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: Tonight, Democrat Josh Harder officially defeated Republican incumbent Jeff Denham in California's 10^th district (North San Joaquin Valley).

I didn't realize this until I just now read that Jeff Denham was a 4 term republican. HaHaFuckinHa. Out with the old, in with the new.

Yeah, Denham had held his seat for 5 years before losing to Josh Harder yesterday.  I'm not very familiar with Denham.

The sweetest California midterm result, for me, is the defeat of Representative Dana Rohrabacher in the 48^th district (Orange County).  I'm all too familiar with Rohrabacher. 

That Russia-owned and NRA-owned and Sacha Baron Cohen-owned asshole held seats in the 46^th and 48^th districts for 30 years before voters finally gave him the boot last week.  I can probably thank President Donald Trump for that.

Just read up a little on Denham.

Prior to representing the 10^th district for 6 years, Denham had represented the 19^th district for 2 years (the area underwent redistricting).

Harden was able to beat Denham in the previously red agricultural district by focusing on Denham's vote against the Affordable Care Act and supposed lack of focus on improving the lives of the working poor. https://townhall.com/tipsheet/leahbarkou...a-n2535907

The Democrats did a really good job of focusing on health care and income equality while ignoring Trump's immigration/mob/ impeachment rhetoric. It really paid off.