Karine Jean-Pierre blasted for warning it may take ‘a few days’ to count votes: ‘This insanity has to stop’

[shockedcanadian]

If you want to know why the worlds citizens are looking to other nations for their leadership look no further than the inability for 50 relatively small states being unable to count a relatively small number of ballots in one day.

European nations run federal elections and the results are known that night. Ditto for police state Canada. One night, with an entire nations votes to count.

The seed has been planted, you are now supposed to accept incompetence and endangering of your vote. Don't take my word for it, read online comments from foreign citizens be it Indian, British, Japanese or Aussies. This is a horrible look, and it's only your midterms.

I even included a link to Indias election commetators godsmacked with the speed of the 2020 counting. In India they counted 614 million votes in 2019. Maybe America could learn something from them and ensure faith around the globe, with investors and major global stakeholders instead of telling the world "we must choose between democracies (or is it just "liberalism"?) and fascism"?

Karine Jean-Pierre blasted for warning it may take ‘a few days’ to count votes: ‘This insanity has to stop’

Twitter users balked after the White House declared that the 2022 Midterm's results may not be fully processed on election night, as many recalled quicker past elections.

www.foxnews.com

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was blasted Monday for saying that waiting a couple of days for results is how elections are "supposed to work."

"We may not know all the winners of elections for a few days. It takes time to count all legitimate ballots in a legal and orderly manner," Jean-Pierre told reporters at the White House press briefing. "That's how this is supposed to work."

Twitter exploded as commentators on the platform expressed their dismay that many states can no longer tally all the ballots they receive by the end of election day itself

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already​

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already

The world’s largest democracy might have some lessons to offer the oldest democracy on how to conduct an election.

foreignpolicy.com

You have to forgive us Indians for cracking a joke or two at America’s expense. Our Election Commission is on standby to send some international observers should the United States need it to supervise the polls the next time around.

Other than that, it’s been a fascinating election with echoes around the world. For liberals everywhere it is one more powerful illustration of how our storytelling has to be as compelling as our facts are. A Joe Biden presidency in these circumstances is in no way a repudiation of President Donald Trump’s politics. For mainstream politicians—not just in the United States but everywhere, including here in India—that is the lesson this election has brought home. It doesn’t matter how worthy your message is if you can’t mesmerize the public while sharing it. It doesn’t matter how egregious you believe your opponent to be; if you are seen as the status quo, you can never win resoundingly.

From New York to New Delhi, the refusal to engage and talk across the ideological fence is dividing countries, neighborhoods, and homes. In the civilizational battle between left and right, the space for free thinking has been shrunk by competing dogma.

 

[EMH]

The most obvious election fraud today will be PA

Despite the polls, that is not a close race. Those polls just do not want to be "wrong" when fetterman closes 15 point gap after midnight with a series of voting spikes 99% for fetterman...

 

[Sixties Fan]

If you want to know why the worlds citizens are looking to other nations for their leadership look no further than the inability for 50 relatively small states being unable to count a relatively small number of ballots in one day.

European nations run federal elections and the results are known that night. Ditto for police state Canada. One night, with an entire nations votes to count.

The seed has been planted, you are now supposed to accept incompetence and endangering of your vote. Don't take my word for it, read online comments from foreign citizens be it Indian, British, Japanese or Aussies. This is a horrible look, and it's only your midterms.

I even included a link to Indias election commetators godsmacked with the speed of the 2020 counting. In India they counted 614 million votes in 2019. Maybe America could learn something from them and ensure faith around the globe, with investors and major global stakeholders instead of telling the world "we must choose between democracies (or is it just "liberalism"?) and fascism"?

Karine Jean-Pierre blasted for warning it may take ‘a few days’ to count votes: ‘This insanity has to stop’

Twitter users balked after the White House declared that the 2022 Midterm's results may not be fully processed on election night, as many recalled quicker past elections.

www.foxnews.com

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was blasted Monday for saying that waiting a couple of days for results is how elections are "supposed to work."

"We may not know all the winners of elections for a few days. It takes time to count all legitimate ballots in a legal and orderly manner," Jean-Pierre told reporters at the White House press briefing. "That's how this is supposed to work."

Twitter exploded as commentators on the platform expressed their dismay that many states can no longer tally all the ballots they receive by the end of election day itself

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already​

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already

The world’s largest democracy might have some lessons to offer the oldest democracy on how to conduct an election.

foreignpolicy.com

You have to forgive us Indians for cracking a joke or two at America’s expense. Our Election Commission is on standby to send some international observers should the United States need it to supervise the polls the next time around.

Other than that, it’s been a fascinating election with echoes around the world. For liberals everywhere it is one more powerful illustration of how our storytelling has to be as compelling as our facts are. A Joe Biden presidency in these circumstances is in no way a repudiation of President Donald Trump’s politics. For mainstream politicians—not just in the United States but everywhere, including here in India—that is the lesson this election has brought home. It doesn’t matter how worthy your message is if you can’t mesmerize the public while sharing it. It doesn’t matter how egregious you believe your opponent to be; if you are seen as the status quo, you can never win resoundingly.

From New York to New Delhi, the refusal to engage and talk across the ideological fence is dividing countries, neighborhoods, and homes. In the civilizational battle between left and right, the space for free thinking has been shrunk by competing dogma.

[You are in India. This is the USA.

Many States decided to pass bills which only allow the start of counting of the votes after the polls close.

It is not incompetence, it is not irresponsibility. It is the way it has been for some time.

There are also all the absentee votes which are coming from Americans and Military who live abroad.

If your intention is to put doubt in people's mind, especially Republicans, forget it. ]


The chances of knowing which party will control the U.S. Senate on election night 2022 is increasingly small, and the chances of knowing who won every single U.S. House and statewide race is zero. As Americans we should not consider that evidence of fraud, instead, we should understand it to be evidence of a careful, successfully administered, functional election. And as citizens, we have an obligation to push back against those who falsely and recklessly paint that scenario as something uncommon, unforeseen, and sinister.

In 2020, election night became “election week” as the counting of absentee ballots across a bevy of close states delayed most networks declaring who won the presidency and certain close House and Senate races. Since 2020, misinformation, disinformation, election-related conspiracy theories, and election denialism has thrived, and they will be a vocal minority once again after the election.

According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, there are numerous ways in which states are required to process and/or count early and absentee ballots. Some states can process these ballots prior to Election Day, while others cannot even begin processing those ballots until Election Day. The counting of early and absentee ballots varies, too. Some states can begin counting prior to Election Day (although results are not made public). Other states can begin counting prior to polls closing on Election Day, but not prior to that date. Still others cannot begin counting votes until after polls close on Election Day.

As the table below shows, the intersection of the timing of processing and counting of early and absentee votes varies dramatically. In some states, early and absentee ballots cannot be processed until Election Day and cannot be counted until after the polls close on election night.

THE TIMING AND PROCESSING OF MAIL/ABSENTEE BALLOTS (2022)​

*Source: [ii] National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) *Connecticut allows processing to begin at the discretion of the local registrar of voters. *Ohio allows processing to begin before counting at a time determined by the board of elections. *Maryland does not permit the processing of absentee/mail ballots until 10 a.m. on Thursday after an election, based on state regulation.Prior to the 2020 election, few people voted early or absentee. However, because of COVID-19, many state legislatures, governors, and other election officials implemented measuresto make voting early or by absentee much easier, in an effort to make voting safer for one’s personal health. This swelled the number of voters using early and absentee methods, to historic levels. According to the New York Times, more than 101 million Americans voted in this way in 2020.


Between 2020 and 2022 many states kept in place numerous changes to their voting procedures, making early and absentee voting much easier. While fewer people will take advantage of these procedures both because fewer votes will be cast in the 2022 midterms, relative to the 2020 presidential, and the share of in-person Election Day voters is expected to be higher this year than two years ago, early and absentee voters are expected to be dramatically higher than in 2018 and all previous elections. This reality puts significant pressure on state, county, and local election administrators to count millions of votes as quickly as possible. It also means in close races the true outcome may not be known for days. This is made more difficult in the many states in which mail-in absentee votes can still be accepted for days or even weeks after Election Day, so long as the ballot is postmarked on or before November 8. (A policy that applies to civilian and especially military ballots.)

Of the 11 states with competitive U.S. Senate and/or governors races, seven can begin processing early and absentee ballots early.https://www.brookings.edu/blog/fixgov/2022/11/07/why-we-wont-know-much-on-election-night/#_edn1 Four—Michigan, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin—can only begin processing and counting ballots on Election Day. New Hampshire cannot even begin counting them until the polls close that night. Three other states—Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas—cannot count their pre-processed ballots until Election Day. It is no coincidence that many of these states were ground zero for 2020 election lawsuits, conspiracy theories and denialism, as Democratic-heavy early and absentee ballots were counted more slowly than in-person Election Day votes.


(full article online)

Why we won’t know much on election night | Brookings

The chances of knowing which party will control the U.S. Senate on election night 2022 is increasingly small

www.brookings.edu

 

[rightwinger]

Blame Republican Legislatures

They refuse to allow an early processing and tabulating of mail in votes

The counting can’t start till the polls close. Not a problem where someone is ahead by a large margin.

But in a close race, it will take time to get it right

 

[ColonelAngus]

It takes a week to count the votes because cheating is occuring.

There is no reason it should take that long.

 

[Sixties Fan]

It takes a week to count the votes because cheating is occuring.

There is no reason it should take that long.

You are lying, and you know it. Now stop !

 

[Dogmaphobe]

At least she's honest enough to warn us that it may take a democrats a while to come up with the votes they need.

 

[hadit]

If you want to know why the worlds citizens are looking to other nations for their leadership look no further than the inability for 50 relatively small states being unable to count a relatively small number of ballots in one day.

European nations run federal elections and the results are known that night. Ditto for police state Canada. One night, with an entire nations votes to count.

The seed has been planted, you are now supposed to accept incompetence and endangering of your vote. Don't take my word for it, read online comments from foreign citizens be it Indian, British, Japanese or Aussies. This is a horrible look, and it's only your midterms.

I even included a link to Indias election commetators godsmacked with the speed of the 2020 counting. In India they counted 614 million votes in 2019. Maybe America could learn something from them and ensure faith around the globe, with investors and major global stakeholders instead of telling the world "we must choose between democracies (or is it just "liberalism"?) and fascism"?

Karine Jean-Pierre blasted for warning it may take ‘a few days’ to count votes: ‘This insanity has to stop’

Twitter users balked after the White House declared that the 2022 Midterm's results may not be fully processed on election night, as many recalled quicker past elections.

www.foxnews.com

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was blasted Monday for saying that waiting a couple of days for results is how elections are "supposed to work."

"We may not know all the winners of elections for a few days. It takes time to count all legitimate ballots in a legal and orderly manner," Jean-Pierre told reporters at the White House press briefing. "That's how this is supposed to work."

Twitter exploded as commentators on the platform expressed their dismay that many states can no longer tally all the ballots they receive by the end of election day itself

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already​

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already

The world’s largest democracy might have some lessons to offer the oldest democracy on how to conduct an election.

foreignpolicy.com

You have to forgive us Indians for cracking a joke or two at America’s expense. Our Election Commission is on standby to send some international observers should the United States need it to supervise the polls the next time around.

Other than that, it’s been a fascinating election with echoes around the world. For liberals everywhere it is one more powerful illustration of how our storytelling has to be as compelling as our facts are. A Joe Biden presidency in these circumstances is in no way a repudiation of President Donald Trump’s politics. For mainstream politicians—not just in the United States but everywhere, including here in India—that is the lesson this election has brought home. It doesn’t matter how worthy your message is if you can’t mesmerize the public while sharing it. It doesn’t matter how egregious you believe your opponent to be; if you are seen as the status quo, you can never win resoundingly.

From New York to New Delhi, the refusal to engage and talk across the ideological fence is dividing countries, neighborhoods, and homes. In the civilizational battle between left and right, the space for free thinking has been shrunk by competing dogma.

The longer it takes, the more conspiracy theories emerge, and the more problems surface. That's when you get into ballots being "discovered" hours or days after the deadline has passed.

 

[shockedcanadian]

The longer it takes, the more conspiracy theories emerge, and the more problems surface. That's when you get into ballots being "discovered" hours or days after the deadline has passed.

That's the problem, even if there wasn't one vote messed with, the allegations will have merit because people will ask "why could we count all the votes in the 1990s in one day but now it takes days??

 

[hadit]

Blame Republican Legislatures

They refuse to allow an early processing and tabulating of mail in votes

The counting can’t start till the polls close. Not a problem where someone is ahead by a large margin.

But in a close race, it will take time to get it right

The resident democrat partisan chimes in that it's Republicans' fault. And in more surprising news, the sun shone on the Sahara Desert today.

 

[ColonelAngus]

This is the mask mandate, vax mandate, it will take us days to count CULT.

See how they treat women?

 

[1srelluc]

At least she's honest enough to warn us that it may take a democrats a while to come up with the votes they need.

It's become a common dem theme that started in earnest with the Sunday shows.....It's been parroted by the dems ever since Tater blurted it out in that 7PM speech last week that nobody watched.

 

[Indeependent]

If you want to know why the worlds citizens are looking to other nations for their leadership look no further than the inability for 50 relatively small states being unable to count a relatively small number of ballots in one day.

European nations run federal elections and the results are known that night. Ditto for police state Canada. One night, with an entire nations votes to count.

The seed has been planted, you are now supposed to accept incompetence and endangering of your vote. Don't take my word for it, read online comments from foreign citizens be it Indian, British, Japanese or Aussies. This is a horrible look, and it's only your midterms.

I even included a link to Indias election commetators godsmacked with the speed of the 2020 counting. In India they counted 614 million votes in 2019. Maybe America could learn something from them and ensure faith around the globe, with investors and major global stakeholders instead of telling the world "we must choose between democracies (or is it just "liberalism"?) and fascism"?

Karine Jean-Pierre blasted for warning it may take ‘a few days’ to count votes: ‘This insanity has to stop’

Twitter users balked after the White House declared that the 2022 Midterm's results may not be fully processed on election night, as many recalled quicker past elections.

www.foxnews.com

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was blasted Monday for saying that waiting a couple of days for results is how elections are "supposed to work."

"We may not know all the winners of elections for a few days. It takes time to count all legitimate ballots in a legal and orderly manner," Jean-Pierre told reporters at the White House press briefing. "That's how this is supposed to work."

Twitter exploded as commentators on the platform expressed their dismay that many states can no longer tally all the ballots they receive by the end of election day itself

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already​

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already

The world’s largest democracy might have some lessons to offer the oldest democracy on how to conduct an election.

foreignpolicy.com

You have to forgive us Indians for cracking a joke or two at America’s expense. Our Election Commission is on standby to send some international observers should the United States need it to supervise the polls the next time around.

Other than that, it’s been a fascinating election with echoes around the world. For liberals everywhere it is one more powerful illustration of how our storytelling has to be as compelling as our facts are. A Joe Biden presidency in these circumstances is in no way a repudiation of President Donald Trump’s politics. For mainstream politicians—not just in the United States but everywhere, including here in India—that is the lesson this election has brought home. It doesn’t matter how worthy your message is if you can’t mesmerize the public while sharing it. It doesn’t matter how egregious you believe your opponent to be; if you are seen as the status quo, you can never win resoundingly.

From New York to New Delhi, the refusal to engage and talk across the ideological fence is dividing countries, neighborhoods, and homes. In the civilizational battle between left and right, the space for free thinking has been shrunk by competing dogma.

The people counting the ballots are all involved in their local Democrat and Republic Clubs.
They are the least intelligent people on earth.

 

[Sixties Fan]

That's the problem, even if there wasn't one vote messed with, the allegations will have merit because people will ask "why could we count all the votes in the 1990s in one day but now it takes days??

1) The population has doubled, or tripled.

2) There are laws in some States keeping the votes from being counted until AFTER the polls are closed.

 

[Sixties Fan]

This is the mask mandate, vax mandate, it will take us days to count CULT.

See how they treat women?

Now, give us the date for when that actually happened and WHAT happened before what the video shows.

Let us have THE WHOLE video in order to be able to failrly judge what was going on.

ANYONE. ? Does anyone know when the video was taken and where the whole video can be found?

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

It takes time to fabricate votes for democrats. You must first count the republican votes to see how many votes you need to fabricate to get the victory for your crook. Fabricate too many and the theft becomes obvious. It is a delicate balancing act of deception vs need vs getting caught

 

[Frankenstein]

You are lying, and you know it. Now stop !

Negative it takes a week so they know how many votes they need to manufacture.

 

[TheGreatSatan]

If the results aren't known on election night, it is because of fraud.

 

[The Original Tree]

If you want to know why the worlds citizens are looking to other nations for their leadership look no further than the inability for 50 relatively small states being unable to count a relatively small number of ballots in one day.

European nations run federal elections and the results are known that night. Ditto for police state Canada. One night, with an entire nations votes to count.

The seed has been planted, you are now supposed to accept incompetence and endangering of your vote. Don't take my word for it, read online comments from foreign citizens be it Indian, British, Japanese or Aussies. This is a horrible look, and it's only your midterms.

I even included a link to Indias election commetators godsmacked with the speed of the 2020 counting. In India they counted 614 million votes in 2019. Maybe America could learn something from them and ensure faith around the globe, with investors and major global stakeholders instead of telling the world "we must choose between democracies (or is it just "liberalism"?) and fascism"?

Karine Jean-Pierre blasted for warning it may take ‘a few days’ to count votes: ‘This insanity has to stop’

Twitter users balked after the White House declared that the 2022 Midterm's results may not be fully processed on election night, as many recalled quicker past elections.

www.foxnews.com

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was blasted Monday for saying that waiting a couple of days for results is how elections are "supposed to work."

"We may not know all the winners of elections for a few days. It takes time to count all legitimate ballots in a legal and orderly manner," Jean-Pierre told reporters at the White House press briefing. "That's how this is supposed to work."

Twitter exploded as commentators on the platform expressed their dismay that many states can no longer tally all the ballots they receive by the end of election day itself

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already​

India Would Have Counted the Votes Already

The world’s largest democracy might have some lessons to offer the oldest democracy on how to conduct an election.

foreignpolicy.com

You have to forgive us Indians for cracking a joke or two at America’s expense. Our Election Commission is on standby to send some international observers should the United States need it to supervise the polls the next time around.

Other than that, it’s been a fascinating election with echoes around the world. For liberals everywhere it is one more powerful illustration of how our storytelling has to be as compelling as our facts are. A Joe Biden presidency in these circumstances is in no way a repudiation of President Donald Trump’s politics. For mainstream politicians—not just in the United States but everywhere, including here in India—that is the lesson this election has brought home. It doesn’t matter how worthy your message is if you can’t mesmerize the public while sharing it. It doesn’t matter how egregious you believe your opponent to be; if you are seen as the status quo, you can never win resoundingly.

From New York to New Delhi, the refusal to engage and talk across the ideological fence is dividing countries, neighborhoods, and homes. In the civilizational battle between left and right, the space for free thinking has been shrunk by competing dogma.

Why is it Ohio does not have that problem and gets their votes counted on time and PA never seems to be able to get their act together?
Especially concerning is all the issues Democrat controlled districts have in counting their votes and getting the results in on time.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Negative it takes a week so they know how many votes they need to manufacture.

But you only started thinking that way AFTER Trump decided, even in 2016, that if he did not win, the election had been rigged.

And then.......he repeated the same recipe in 2020.


Try something factual. Real.