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Then don’t opine on the thread?But not verdicts. And he hasn't been charged with anything you are complaining about.

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Then don’t opine on the thread?But not verdicts. And he hasn't been charged with anything you are complaining about.
I think that one has issues that even the very best doctors could not cure
Where are these 3000 affidavits? Have you ever seen them? Have you read them? What happened in the court case where Giuliani tried to present the best of them in court?NO EVIDENCE!
Other than numerous CC cameras recording the chicanery, around 3,000 eyewitness affidavits, impossible percentage breakouts, Wisconsin Supreme Court rulings.....Newp, no evidence at all!
GFY, dunsel.
If you are saying the election was rigged, I am saying no it was not.Then don’t opine on the thread?![]()
However, his margin of victory in the ‘tipping point state’, Wisconsin, the state that put Biden across the line in the Electoral College race, was a much narrower 0.6% (49.4% vs 48.8%). Biden did manage to increase his Electoral College victory by winning a further two states by narrower margins, Arizona by 0.3% (49.4% vs 49.1%) and Georgia by 0.2% (49.5% vs 49.3%).He lost by a margin twice as large as in 2016....
It was somewhere on the order of 60,000 votes across 4 states that tipped the 2016 election.However, his margin of victory in the ‘tipping point state’, Wisconsin, the state that put Biden across the line in the Electoral College race, was a much narrower 0.6% (49.4% vs 48.8%). Biden did manage to increase his Electoral College victory by winning a further two states by narrower margins, Arizona by 0.3% (49.4% vs 49.1%) and Georgia by 0.2% (49.5% vs 49.3%).
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How close was Trump to winning the election?
Just before the 2020 US Presidential election, we asked the question ‘could Trump win the Presidency and lose the popular vote again’? Now that results from every state have been cerwww.electoral-reform.org.uk
Of the electoral states.."just 44,000 votes in Georgia, Arizona and Wisconsin separated Biden and Trump from a tie in the Electoral College."
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Narrow Wins In These Key States Powered Biden To The Presidency
Joe Biden topped President Trump by nearly 7 million votes, and 74 votes in the Electoral College, but his victory really was stitched together with narrow margins in key states.www.npr.org
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Listen at 6:30. Unbiased and actually left leaning journalists. Govt pressured social media sites to take down anyone who said COVID may have come from a lab and that the Hunter laptop was true. Definitely impacted the 2020 election.
Neither Matt Taibbi nor Michael Schellenberger are GOP or Trump supporters.
Good luck in refuting this.
The OP shows it wasIf you are saying the election was rigged, I am saying no it was not.
The OP does nor show that!The OP shows it was![]()
Yes it does.The OP does nor show that!
No it doesn't!Yes it does.![]()
I don't think that could work because there is no way to verify how the voter voted on election day...or early voting or mail in voting.The only way to do a thorough election audit is to take the votes for a handful of counties where the result seemed dodgy. Then you must verify that vote to a living person and verify that that's how they voted and it matches the record. So whether by person, postal or online or whatever, does it match.
Recounting dodgy votes is not an audit but simply gives the same result that could be dodgy.
The process to absentee voting (and I've done it for the last 15 years) is this:I don't think that could work because there is no way to verify how the voter voted on election day...or early voting or mail in voting.
When questioning him or the voter afterwards can not match up with an absentee ballot or an in person ballot, because we have a "secret vote" in this Nation....and intentionally have it set up where no person, can ever know, how you personally voted.
You can claim you voted a certain way, while not actually voting that way. So interviewing voters is a waste of time, because unverifiable imo.
The only thing we can rely on ...are the ballots the voters cast, whether electronically with a separate paper trail, or paper mail in absentee ballots. (along with all the other safety, and security measures in election law.)
The process to absentee voting (and I've done it for the last 15 years) is this:
1) I would request from the state I was in at that time Florida to send me an absentee voting form.
2) I'd get the form sign it and return to the election office.
3) Requests for vote-by-mail ballots must be received in your local Supervisor of Elections office
no later than 5:00 pm on the 10th day before an election.
3) I receive an envelope with two envelopes inclosed:
a) envelope that contains
1) ballot
2) Envelope to put the completed ballot in.
3) I mailed the envelope per the above schedule.
4) The election worker removes the envelope with the ballot.
5) The worker has about 4.5 seconds to compare the signature originally on the vote by mail request form with the envelope containing the ballot.
6) If the worker doesn't agree the request for mail in ballot form and the envelope containing the ballot don't match it is temporarily rejected.
7) There are other election workers that do a closer evaluation to determine the ballot is valid.
That's the process pretty much so. The fallacies of mail in ballots boils down to can the ordinary election worker who is NOT a signature
verification worker make a decision such as the attached shows in 4.5 seconds?
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'Ripe for error': Ballot signature verification is flawed - and a big factor in the election
In an election marked by uncertainties, the signature verification process for mail-in ballots is riddled with vulnerabilities and has never been tested on such a massive scale.www.latimes.com
If you were an election person having 4.5 seconds to decide were both signatures done by the same person?
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Your marked ballot must be mailed or delivered in person, reaching the Supervisor of Elections’ office not later than 7:00 pm on the day of the election. D
But all you are doing is recounting possible dodgy votes.I don't think that could work because there is no way to verify how the voter voted on election day...or early voting or mail in voting.
When questioning him or the voter afterwards can not match up with an absentee ballot or an in person ballot, because we have a "secret vote" in this Nation....and intentionally have it set up where no person, can ever know, how you personally voted.
You can claim you voted a certain way, while not actually voting that way. So interviewing voters is a waste of time, because unverifiable imo.
The only thing we can rely on ...are the ballots the voters cast, whether electronically with a separate paper trail, or paper mail in absentee ballots. (along with all the other safety, and security measures in election law.)
Not necessarily. For a long time on electronic voting machines there was a just concern on not having a paper trail and hand recount ability.But all you are doing is recounting possible dodgy votes.
You wrote ..."mailed to the individual voter. " but didn't accurately complete the steps which is what the problem is.Not necessarily. For a long time on electronic voting machines there was a just concern on not having a paper trail and hand recount ability.
it took about 20 years for the voting machine companies to create and for all states to change and buy new voting machines that could have this capability.
In 2020 all voting machines had, paper trails.
Basically, it's a separate and audit worthy paper trail ballot that happens at the time of voting, not associated with a machine vote recording that also happens at the time of voting, and other things.... And is tested before election by independent firms we hire..... Or something of the sort. So if the electronic count is diddled with, the paper trail of ballots are there to hand count and compare.... If I am understanding what President Trump's Cyber Security team on elections have said and put out.
Absentee ballots are the paper trail and first counted by machine scan count, but again i f the machine is diddled with, a hand count can be done.
Absentee in most states for the presidential election had to be individually requested by a legally registered voter, and mailed to the individual voter.
It's hard to ballot stuff for many reasons involved with the checks and balances that each precinct goes through and all the way up that are compared....for example in their checks, you can't have more absentee votes counted, than absentee ballots requested individually, and mailed out to voters....