McMillions was a great docuseries on HBO about this.ABATTBQ11 said:ABATTBQ11 said:Brian Earl Spilner said:
I guess I was just assuming the Florida mail-in ballots were the same as everywhere else, where if the seal is broken, it is thrown out. As well as the signature not matching VERY closely to your state ID.
Pennsylvania courts ruled that ballots cannot be thrown out if signatures don't match. As long as the voter declaration is there, it counts. The security of mail in and absentee ballots is basically nothing in many places.
Also, it doesn't take a vast conspiracy to rig things. Just the right person. Perfect example is the McDonald's monopoly games (and some others). For years, they were completely rigged by a single guy, despite all of the security precautions put in place to randomize the game.
FbgTxAg said:
Good Morning
Arizona is RED.
If there are 450,000 votes outstanding, Trump needs to win 70% of them. If 100% of the outstanding are election day votes, based on the split of election day votes so far (65% Trump), he won get there. The uncounted election day votes would have to be from DEEP red areas.AggieKatie2 said:
AZ Sec of State count....
Reason why I'm still hopeful.
No way that in person voting was 1/9th mail in ballot.
Poking around a bit. Pulled numbers from a couple websites and I found all of the following show vote totals greater than their registered voter numbers...Just an Ag said:
chase128 said:
That would be like an 87% turnout....is that really possible?
Fox stopped using Edison Research after the 2016 election.FireAg said:
There is a reason the AZ vote tallies slowed to a crawl and don't add up...
I wonder if the FoxNews call was factoring in bad Edison Research data?
BoerneAg11 said:
Per the Wisconsin Elections Commission website - 3,684,726 total registered as of November 1st.
So not impossible or necessarily fraud, but an incredible turnout to have 3.23M votes right now.
And their coffins, apparently.ABATTBQ11 said:chase128 said:
That would be like an 87% turnout....is that really possible?
Yes. This election has brought people out of the woodwork.
chase128 said:
That would be like an 87% turnout....is that really possible?
If that were replicated nationwide it would be the largest voter turnout % in history by 5 percentage points. I don't buy it.ABATTBQ11 said:chase128 said:
That would be like an 87% turnout....is that really possible?
Yes. This election has brought people out of the woodwork.
I blame Jo JorgensenBobaFettsClone said:
SIAP
Not sure how true this information may be as it is borrowed from a friend who tends to follow much more closely than I do. It certainly makes the wheels begin to turn.
Some state, I believe, have registration still open on Election Day...but still???chjoak said:Poking around a bit. Pulled numbers from a couple websites and I found all of the following show vote totals greater than their registered voter numbers...Just an Ag said:
Colorado - 206,679
Florida - 1,505,827
Hawaii - 18,645
Idaho - 98,002
Minnesota - 135,263
Nebraska - 12,986
New Hampshire - 11,124
North Carolina - 227,496
Vermont - 12,266
Virginia - 82,609
Wisconsin - 110,920
I brought this up a couple of weeks ago. Massive amounts of cheating.chjoak said:Poking around a bit. Pulled numbers from a couple websites and I found all of the following show vote totals greater than their registered voter numbers...Just an Ag said:
Colorado - 206,679
Florida - 1,505,827
Hawaii - 18,645
Idaho - 98,002
Minnesota - 135,263
Nebraska - 12,986
New Hampshire - 11,124
North Carolina - 227,496
Vermont - 12,266
Virginia - 82,609
Wisconsin - 110,920
I heard somewhere that in some states people can register to vote on election day and still vote that day.BobaFettsClone said:
SIAP
Not sure how true this information may be as it is borrowed from a friend who tends to follow much more closely than I do. It certainly makes the wheels begin to turn.
How many of those states have same day registration?chjoak said:Poking around a bit. Pulled numbers from a couple websites and I found all of the following show vote totals greater than their registered voter numbers...Just an Ag said:
Colorado - 206,679
Florida - 1,505,827
Hawaii - 18,645
Idaho - 98,002
Minnesota - 135,263
Nebraska - 12,986
New Hampshire - 11,124
North Carolina - 227,496
Vermont - 12,266
Virginia - 82,609
Wisconsin - 110,920
Also my numbers didn't include Jorgensen. Could actually be worse.
Can you show your math?Bretton Gekko said:If there are 450,000 votes outstanding, Trump needs to win 70% of them. If 100% of the outstanding are election day votes, based on the split of election day votes so far (65% Trump), he won get there. The uncounted election day votes would have to be from DEEP red areas.AggieKatie2 said:
AZ Sec of State count....
Reason why I'm still hopeful.
No way that in person voting was 1/9th mail in ballot.
