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The great mystery. One side so corrupt and the other so beautifully perfect in every way. It just makes so much sense.

Commented: Saturday, November 30th, 2024 @ 6:16 am By: Big Bob

Well, Little Bobbie, if you would read the background in the Minnesota case, election officials admitted discarding the ballots "by mistake", 20 in one precinct and 1 in another, from early voting. This seat will decide which party controls the Minnesota House. The ballots had already gone to the landfill and could not be recovered. The only fair way to settle this is with a new election.

When Democrats lose an election, what tends to happen is that more ballots, mostly going a certain direction appear as if by magic from places like the trunks of Democrat officials cars. I remember a US Senate seat in either Minnesota or Wisconsin shifting parties that way some years ago. Or then there was LBJ's first senate primary where a pro-LBJ precinct was held out until everything else had been tallied, and then magically put LBJ over the top, with the poll books magically showing that the last 300 or so voters had all "voted" in exact alphabetical order.

Commented: Friday, November 29th, 2024 @ 6:05 pm By: Conservative Voter

RINO Sen. Phil Berger is himself part of the problem with our screwed up election system in North Carolina. It is absurd for him to complain. The House passed election reform bills that would have cleared up a lot of this mess, but it was RINO Berger as senate leader who refused to bring them up for a vote in the senate. Shame on Phil Berger.

On the Minnesora seat, from what I read, that seat will determine which party has a majority in the state house of representatives, and the ballots that were thrown away have already gone into the landfill and are not recoverable. That should call for a new election.

Commented: Friday, November 29th, 2024 @ 11:52 am By: Conservative Voter

In a Minnesota legislative race that was decided by only 14 votes in favor of a Democrat, it has been discovered that Democrat election offficials threw away 21 ballots from early voting. That election should not stand.
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Commented: Wednesday, November 27th, 2024 @ 7:02 pm By: Rino Hunter

The failure to insist on those identifying numbers that are required by federal law on voter registrations makes the system very vulnerable to fraud. That is because those numbers make it easy to identify people who register more than one, out of state registrants, fictious registrants, fake overseas registrants, and others.

I saw a list of over twenty people who a week ago had been identified as voting twice, but without those id numbers there were probably a lot more than that. In Beaufort County, one person was caught trying to vote on election day after already voting during early registration and another cast two mail-in ballots. Neither of those even appeared on that statewide list of people who voted more than once so it is probably just scratching the surface.

We have a very good elections office here in Beaufort County, but the operation at the state level leaves a lot to be desired, and so do many counties.

Commented: Wednesday, November 27th, 2024 @ 4:02 pm By: Steven P. Rader