But, how can that "rig" an election?
Unlike Michael Moore's BS, the County Canvassing Boards count the votes. If the Dems and GOP want the same traitor to win, they can conspire to "miscount" the ballots...
No. It's physically impossible to affect the number of ballots necessary to actually fix an election.
How the Votes are Counted on Election Day
Each precint would have to be fixed, and there just are too many people involved to not have someone out a conspiracy
It might be possible to affect a county wide vote in limited instances. There were stories out of Ohio in 04 that, while maybe not credible, were at least not incredible that W and the Ohio republicans "fixed" some county vote totals to weight w.
First, the county-by-county and precinct-by-precinct discrepancies. In Butler County, for example, a Democrat running for the State Supreme Court chief justice received 61,559 votes. The Kerry-Edwards ticket drew about 5,000 fewer votes, at 56,243. This contrasts rather markedly with the behavior of the Republican electorate in that county, who cast about 40,000 fewer votes for their judicial nominee than they did for Bush and Cheney. (The latter pattern, with vote totals tapering down from the top of the ticket, is by far the more general—and probable—one nationwide and statewide.)
In 11 other counties, the same Democratic judicial nominee, C. Ellen Connally, managed to outpoll the Democratic presidential and vice-presidential nominees by hundreds and sometimes thousands of votes. So maybe we have a barn-burning, charismatic future candidate on our hands, and Ms. Connally is a force to be reckoned with on a national scale. Or is it perhaps a trick of the Ohio atmosphere? There do seem to be a lot of eccentrics in the state. In Cuyahoga County, which includes the city of Cleveland, two largely black precincts on the East Side voted like this. In Precinct 4F: Kerry, 290; Bush, 21; Peroutka, 215. In Precinct 4N: Kerry, 318; Bush, 11; Badnarik, 163. Mr. Peroutka and Mr. Badnarik are, respectively, the presidential candidates of the Constitution and Libertarian Parties. In addition to this eminence, they also possess distinctive (but not particularly African-American-sounding) names. In 2000, Ralph Nader's best year, the total vote received in Precinct 4F by all third-party candidates combined was eight.
Ohio's Odd Numbers
BUT Trump is losing virtually EVERY battleground state at this point. The polls cannot ALL be fixed and the only one really giving him love is Rasmussen, and it in inherently skewed to the gop.
Typically the winning party gets 2-4% more in the popular vote. Hillary appears likely at this point to get over 5%, and close to 10% will swing the senate and possibly the House. That kind of a vote is not "fixable." It's an asskicking.
Now the media .... it started out shocked by Trump's rallies and bullying tactics, that turned into revulsion, and his attempts to bully reporters led to MSM's outright hostility. But, you really have to discount people's ability to make up their own minds to think voters are too stupid to notice the MSM really dislikes
Trump. His entire campaign is built upon his supporters are victims of MSM