I really think the model for the people in that show are the Clintons. Knowing what we know now about drug running through Mena Arkansas and how they rose to political power from basically nothing, it's not surprising that they would be portrayed in pop culture. The wife kinda looks like HRC and is an utterly annoying and self-serving beyotch when it comes down to it.
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Biblical.
Ya know how they always say it's close and a few swing voters will affect the election. It should be the vote counters can overcome any voters and make it look like a tight race. Remind you of anything poopy pants fraud department?Georgia Voting Bungled: Hand Recount Drops Democrat Winner to 3rd Place
Jon Dougherty
June 3, 2022
A shocking new report lays bare the anxiety many voters continue to feel about ballot integrity following the 2020 elections.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Democratic primary for a county in Georgia has been called into question after a hand count revealed that voting machines were off by thousands of ballots.
Democratic DeKalb County School Board member Marshall Orson, who is running for the county commission, asked the local election board on Thursday not to certify results as it was scheduled to do because of “numerous errors” with the local race, the paper noted.
Instead, he requested an “independent review” as well as a formal recount of the election in a letter to the board.
“There is no rational basis for believing that there are not continuing issues with the results and the results should not be certified with the continuing existence of multiple substantive issues and concerns,” Orson wrote. “Doing so would pose a substantial risk not only to the confidence the public will have in the overall election results from this race but could extend to the entire primary as well as the general election.”
Just the News adds:
The initial Democratic primary results showed Orson winning for commission District 2 with Lauren Alexander in second place and Michelle Long Spears in third. This would have put Orson against Alexander in a runoff election.However, Spears noticed that the results showed she received zero votes at most election precincts. The secretary of state’s office admitted late last month to making several programing mistakes in the ballot equipment that affected the final tally. There was an attempted re-scan of the ballots in District 2, but ultimately a hand count was conducted, concluding around midnight on Memorial Day.
Wednesday evening, the results of a hand count were published, which showed that Spears, the last-place candidate, is now in first place and is heading for a June 21 runoff election against Alexander. Former first-place finisher Orson, meanwhile, was pushed down to third place.
Spears managed to gain about 2,600 votes from the original matching count, and Alexander managed to collect a few hundred more as well, according to the Journal-Constitution. But Orson lost some 1,600 votes from the original vote tally.
Reports noted that the Dekalb County Election Board is scheduled to certify the results Friday afternoon.
Georgia has been one of a handful of states experiencing significant election controversies beginning with the 2020 elections.
For instance, “a complaint filed in April to the Georgia State Election Board claims that more than 300,000 ballots in the 2020 election were unreliably recorded in state’s largest county of Fulton,” Just the News reported.
In March, a ballot harvesting investigation launched by Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s (R) office also moved forward after the state’s election board approved a sought-after subpoena following allegations stemming from the 2020 election.
The subpoena allowed Raffensperger’s office to begin gathering evidence and testimony into what has been an ongoing probe regarding whether third-party liberal activists illegally collected thousands of absentee ballots in the general election in November as well as a subsequent run-off election that wound up determining Democratic control of the U.S. Senate, Just the News reported, adding:
The vote was a major win for Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who announced the investigation into alleged ballot harvesting in January and was seeking the subpoena authority to assist the probe.The subpoena power will allow Raffensperger’s team to secure evidence about a whistleblower who alleged to an election integrity group that he participated in a large operation to gather ballots in which activists were paid $10 for each ballot they delivered.Georgia law expressly prohibits third parties from collecting, gathering, or delivering absentee ballots, except in the case of immediate relatives.
“A vote on whether to issue the subpoena had been delayed several weeks because the Elections Board could not determine who would be its new chairperson. However, the board unanimously chose member Matthew Mashburn last week during a meeting to serve as interim chairman. Afterward, the board voted in favor of the subpoena during a closed-door session,” Just the News reported.
BREAKING: Hand Recount of Ballots Drops Democrat Winner Down to 3rd Place, Asks Election Board Not To Certify, Says Democratic DeKalb County School Board member Marshall Orson
Our election system is crumbling.
Jeez Louise... They even do it to their freakin' own -- midnight rags-to-riches total vote reversal. Amazing coincidence. Again.
At some point we're going to need to hang a few people in the city square to underscore the message that were pretty fuking fed up with this election cheating bull shit. The only thing they understand is the ropeGeorgia Voting Bungled: Hand Recount Drops Democrat Winner to 3rd Place
Jon Dougherty
June 3, 2022
A shocking new report lays bare the anxiety many voters continue to feel about ballot integrity following the 2020 elections.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Democratic primary for a county in Georgia has been called into question after a hand count revealed that voting machines were off by thousands of ballots.
Democratic DeKalb County School Board member Marshall Orson, who is running for the county commission, asked the local election board on Thursday not to certify results as it was scheduled to do because of “numerous errors” with the local race, the paper noted.
Instead, he requested an “independent review” as well as a formal recount of the election in a letter to the board.
“There is no rational basis for believing that there are not continuing issues with the results and the results should not be certified with the continuing existence of multiple substantive issues and concerns,” Orson wrote. “Doing so would pose a substantial risk not only to the confidence the public will have in the overall election results from this race but could extend to the entire primary as well as the general election.”
Just the News adds:
The initial Democratic primary results showed Orson winning for commission District 2 with Lauren Alexander in second place and Michelle Long Spears in third. This would have put Orson against Alexander in a runoff election.However, Spears noticed that the results showed she received zero votes at most election precincts. The secretary of state’s office admitted late last month to making several programing mistakes in the ballot equipment that affected the final tally. There was an attempted re-scan of the ballots in District 2, but ultimately a hand count was conducted, concluding around midnight on Memorial Day.
Wednesday evening, the results of a hand count were published, which showed that Spears, the last-place candidate, is now in first place and is heading for a June 21 runoff election against Alexander. Former first-place finisher Orson, meanwhile, was pushed down to third place.
Spears managed to gain about 2,600 votes from the original matching count, and Alexander managed to collect a few hundred more as well, according to the Journal-Constitution. But Orson lost some 1,600 votes from the original vote tally.
Reports noted that the Dekalb County Election Board is scheduled to certify the results Friday afternoon.
Georgia has been one of a handful of states experiencing significant election controversies beginning with the 2020 elections.
For instance, “a complaint filed in April to the Georgia State Election Board claims that more than 300,000 ballots in the 2020 election were unreliably recorded in state’s largest county of Fulton,” Just the News reported.
In March, a ballot harvesting investigation launched by Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s (R) office also moved forward after the state’s election board approved a sought-after subpoena following allegations stemming from the 2020 election.
The subpoena allowed Raffensperger’s office to begin gathering evidence and testimony into what has been an ongoing probe regarding whether third-party liberal activists illegally collected thousands of absentee ballots in the general election in November as well as a subsequent run-off election that wound up determining Democratic control of the U.S. Senate, Just the News reported, adding:
The vote was a major win for Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who announced the investigation into alleged ballot harvesting in January and was seeking the subpoena authority to assist the probe.The subpoena power will allow Raffensperger’s team to secure evidence about a whistleblower who alleged to an election integrity group that he participated in a large operation to gather ballots in which activists were paid $10 for each ballot they delivered.Georgia law expressly prohibits third parties from collecting, gathering, or delivering absentee ballots, except in the case of immediate relatives.
“A vote on whether to issue the subpoena had been delayed several weeks because the Elections Board could not determine who would be its new chairperson. However, the board unanimously chose member Matthew Mashburn last week during a meeting to serve as interim chairman. Afterward, the board voted in favor of the subpoena during a closed-door session,” Just the News reported.
BREAKING: Hand Recount of Ballots Drops Democrat Winner Down to 3rd Place, Asks Election Board Not To Certify, Says Democratic DeKalb County School Board member Marshall Orson
Our election system is crumbling.
It has to stop and it has to stop now!
And look what they have accomplished in 18 months. Destroyed most everything form travel to gas to jobs to businesses to food.
Yet here we are waiting for something positive to break, not sure what, while being told something will....soon!
'We' should be doing more than sitting on our asses waiting for the cavalry to show up.
You wish has come through...
yeah...I'm not buying it any more than I'm buying the 81 million 'votes' for Xiden
All this evidence plus TONS more yet here we are, still stuck in the same circle jerk waiting for something to happen that always seems to be just around the next corner.
You’re very negative and impatient.
Aside from that you’re dead on the nailhead.
I wouldn't be advocating that either....if we had one that is!
I guess they were too cheap to pay for really good liars and frauds?
"their own"...they don't do it to their own. They only do it to non-cabal candidates. There are people in both parties who aren't owned (yet) and the cabal can't allow them to win and chip away at the establishment power.
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Here is VoterGA’s complete report:
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I think that's the goal. I'm not falling for it but millions seem to be
This is rich. SCOTUS claims constantly that rules are rules but let’s count ballots by people too stupid to follow simple rules.Supreme Court Lifts Stay, Allows Counting of ‘Questionable’ Ballots in Pennsylvania Judicial Election
by RTM Staff
June 10, 2022
Over the opposition of three conservative justices, the Supreme Court allowed officials in Pennsylvania to resume counting disputed undated mail-in ballots in a state-level judicial election that took place last year in Lehigh County.
The high court’s order came near the end of the business day on June 9 and despite a state law that requires that ballots received on time but missing a handwritten date on the envelope be rejected. The Pennsylvania Republican Party takes the position that undated mail-in ballots should not be counted.
The Supreme Court decision, which will affect other elections in the Keystone State, came too late for former hedge fund CEO David McCormick, who on June 3 conceded the U.S. Senate primary contest to celebrity heart surgeon Mehmet Oz who was endorsed by former President Donald Trump.
McCormick had sued in state court trying to force election officials to count absentee and mail-in ballots that were received on time and stamped by the county boards but on which voters failed to write a date on the exterior mailing envelope. On June 2, Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled (pdf) in McCormick’s favor, ordering that contested ballots be included in the count, The Epoch Times reported.
In the election for the judgeship, Republican David Ritter currently holds a 71-vote lead over Democrat Zachary Cohen. Citing state law, Ritter attempted to prevent the processing of additional ballots, but the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), acting on behalf of a group of voters, asked for the count to continue.
On May 27, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit ordered (pdf) the state to count the undated mail-in ballots.
Judge Theodore McKee, who was appointed by then-President Bill Clinton, wrote for the panel that Congress passed the Materiality Provision of the federal Civil Rights Act “to ensure qualified voters were not disenfranchised by meaningless requirements that prevented eligible voters from casting their ballots but had nothing to do with determining one’s qualifications to vote.”
“Ignoring ballots because the outer envelope was undated, even though the ballot was indisputably received before the deadline for voting serves no purpose other than disenfranchising otherwise qualified voters. This is exactly the type of disenfranchisement that Congress sought to prevent,” McKee wrote.
On May 31, the Supreme Court got involved in the judicial election when Justice Samuel Alito temporarily stayed (pdf) the 3rd Circuit ruling “pending further order of the undersigned or of the Court.”
But late on June 9, the Supreme Court vacated Justice Samuel Alito’s temporary stay order.
The new order (pdf) in the case known as Ritter v. Migliori, court file 21A772, was unsigned and there is no indication of which justices voted to lift the stay, but three justices voted against removing it. Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch joined a dissenting opinion written by Alito.
The decision by the 3rd Circuit is probably wrong, Alito wrote in the dissent, expressing concern about “the effect that the Third Circuit’s interpretation” of federal law “may have in the federal and state elections that will be held in Pennsylvania in November.”
“The Third Circuit’s interpretation broke new ground, and at this juncture, it appears to me that that interpretation is very likely wrong. If left undisturbed, it could well affect the outcome of the fall elections, and it would be far better for us to address that interpretation before, rather than after, it has that effect.”
The circuit court’s interpretation “seems plainly contrary to the statutory language,” Alito wrote.
“When a mail-in ballot is not counted because it was not filled out correctly, the voter is not denied ‘the right to vote.’ Rather, that individual’s vote is not counted because he or she did not follow the rules for casting a ballot.”
This is an excerpt from The Epoch Times.
Supreme Court Rules on Counting of Questionable Ballots in Pennsylvania Judicial Election
Here's the story.resistthemainstream.org
I'm conflicted by this one. While I agree that the rules should be followed, what if it wasn't clear to the voter that the date had to be filled in? Without seeing the actual mailing I can't have an opinion on that. If the ballot was received by the due date, then the filled in date IS redundant, yet the rules should be followed. No matter what the correct ruling should have been, I think it should have included a directive for things to be clarified for future elections. Something like a prominent statement "if you don't fill in the date your ballot will not be counted", or just remove the space for the date, whatever makes the most sense.
