2020 Election Fraud Thread (Part 2)

LucyLou · 2024-09-10T16:58:20.646Z

thinkingman:

“The ballots printed as a result of the Court’s decision will have the potential to confuse the voters, distort their choices, and pervert the true popular will and affect the outcome of the election,”

A voter would have to be pretty damn low info to get “ballot confused” over having more than 2 candidates for president good Lord.

thinkingman · 2024-09-10T17:07:37.685Z

Guilds:

Hand count everything?

i say yes. they have weeks to do it in some cases

FreeAndClear · 2024-09-10T17:17:27.496Z

LucyLou:

thinkingman:

“The ballots printed as a result of the Court’s decision will have the potential to confuse the voters, distort their choices, and pervert the true popular will and affect the outcome of the election,”

A voter would have to be pretty damn low info to get “ballot confused” over having more than 2 candidates for president good Lord.

There are more than two candidates for president on many ballots in many states. Including Green Party candidates etc.

Smyrna · 2024-09-10T20:51:36.090Z

Guilds:

Hand count everything? Or paper ballots that are scanned?

…with observers of all sides.

Guilds · 2024-09-10T23:57:02.855Z

Smyrna:

Guilds:

paper ballots that are scanned?

…with observers of all sides.

That is the way it is done in CA.

thinkingman · 2024-09-22T02:41:49.908Z

boy…. “voting” starts weeks early but hey…. expect delays!

how much time do yinz need to rig this?

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LucyLou · 2024-09-22T18:08:56.112Z

thinkingman:

boy…. “voting” starts weeks early but hey…. expect delays!

how much time do yinz need to rig this?

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Counting and certifying always takes weeks.

The instantaneous results those with short attention spans demand are only projections that media groups manufacture.

Which they can not do when results are close. But there is no state government or county government announcing winners or losers on election night.

RTchoke · 2024-09-22T18:58:35.858Z

LucyLou:

thinkingman:

boy…. “voting” starts weeks early but hey…. expect delays!

how much time do yinz need to rig this?

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https://archive.is/TgofX

Counting and certifying always takes weeks.

The instantaneous results those with short attention spans demand are only projections that media groups manufacture.

Which they can not do when results are close. But there is no state government or county government announcing winners or losers on election night.

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Jezcoe · 2024-09-22T19:05:14.947Z

thinkingman:

boy…. “voting” starts weeks early but hey…. expect delays!

how much time do yinz need to rig this?

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https://archive.is/TgofX

You didn’t read the article that you posted.

LucyLou · 2024-09-22T19:46:00.622Z

RTchoke:

LucyLou:

thinkingman:

boy…. “voting” starts weeks early but hey…. expect delays!

how much time do yinz need to rig this?

IMG_56151088×440 69.8 KB

https://archive.is/TgofX

Counting and certifying always takes weeks.

The instantaneous results those with short attention spans demand are only projections that media groups manufacture.

Which they can not do when results are close. But there is no state government or county government announcing winners or losers on election night.

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Post where any government authority posts winner or losers on election night.

Ongoing vote totals, yes. Nothing more.

RTchoke · 2024-09-22T20:03:24.225Z

How about you back up your claim instead.

LucyLou · 2024-09-22T20:07:36.531Z

There is no government authority, local or statewide, declaring winners or losers before midnight on election night. Yes we (citizens) can project who is going to win much of the time but certainly not all of the time.

Election officials post running totals on election night. Nothing more. Nothing is certified as wins or losses.

WorldWatcher · 2024-09-22T21:04:36.662Z

RTchoke:

How about you back up your claim instead.

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Most states are similar, you will have to check your own and/or the other 49 states. This is for Virginia.

But in general the running totals reported on election night are considered to be “unofficial” because the local precinct, county election board, and state election executive authority have not completed post election day counting and post election day qualify checks required for certification.

In the image above you can see the big red arrow pointing out election night results are unofficial. The become official (orange highlighted text) only when the election board certifies them.

WW

thinkingman · 2024-09-23T21:34:31.345Z

LucyLou:

Counting and certifying always takes weeks.

it does nowadays. wonder why…

LucyLou:

The instantaneous results those with short attention spans demand are only projections that media groups manufacture.

it’s called election “day” for a reason. for decades. centuries in fact. way before rig schemes. these things take time huh?

LucyLou:

there is no state government or county government announcing winners or losers on election night.

how early you gonna stop counting this time? can’t wait to see

thinkingman · 2024-09-23T21:35:53.580Z

RTchoke:

LucyLou:

thinkingman:

boy…. “voting” starts weeks early but hey…. expect delays!

how much time do yinz need to rig this?

IMG_56151088×440 69.8 KB

https://archive.is/TgofX

Counting and certifying always takes weeks.

The instantaneous results those with short attention spans demand are only projections that media groups manufacture.

Which they can not do when results are close. But there is no state government or county government announcing winners or losers on election night.

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they know. but winning matters more than how corrupt they look

DisturbedGuy · 2024-09-23T21:37:33.512Z

thinkingman:

it’s called election “day” for a reason. for decades. centuries in fact. way before rig schemes. these things take time huh

There is no rig. Your candidate just lost.

thinkingman · 2024-09-23T21:38:40.343Z

DisturbedGuy:

thinkingman:

it’s called election “day” for a reason. for decades. centuries in fact. way before rig schemes. these things take time huh

There is no rig. Your candidate just lost.

but surely there was in 2016 huh?

damn. keeps coming up….

DisturbedGuy · 2024-09-23T21:40:18.454Z

thinkingman:

DisturbedGuy:

thinkingman:

it’s called election “day” for a reason. for decades. centuries in fact. way before rig schemes. these things take time huh

There is no rig. Your candidate just lost.

but surely there was in 2016 huh?

damn. keeps coming up….

Nope…Trump won. Who won in 2020?

thinkingman · 2024-09-23T22:41:44.671Z

i stop reading at “nope” because i am an adult

DisturbedGuy · 2024-09-23T22:55:20.806Z

I figured you would find a reason to dodge the question. Who won the 2020 election?

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