Yes, you knew it would happen....Trump claims Virginia Election was rigged!

[Mac1958]

Any election... ANY ELECTION... that doesn't go his way is rigged! DUH!

And the flock will believe it. Because he doesn't lie.

 

[JLW]

I asked for the disparity to be explained and that's all you could come-up with....Bugger-off, I'm done with dis guy.

Yeah..you cite some figures without any sources and claim fraud. LOL..No wonder you're MAGA.

 

[Marener]

My favorite part of the tweet was where he admitted he was too stupid to even understand the ballot initiative.

 

[1srelluc]

Yeah..you cite some figures without any sources and claim fraud. LOL..No wonder you're MAGA.

OK, so explain the spikes.....Maybe you can get citygator to help you.

Record Mail-in Ballots, Big Spikes, in VA Redistricting Vote - Electoral Process Education Corporation

From EPEC Team Newsletter: Virginia Special Election Early Voting Report Half of Mail-in Ballots Still ‘Out’ — Big Spikes Incoming By the time this special election wraps the counting on whether to allow Assembly Democrats to draw partisan congressional maps to a gerrymandered 10-1 (D-R) [“yes”]...

epec.info

 

[Zincwarrior]

Get back to us when you have ANY evidence of something nefarious. Not innuendo, evidence.

I don't think you understand. The lack of evidence IS THE EVIDENCE.

 

[Mashmont]

Yeah, something stinks.

Election day Votes: 57% (1,366,647) of all votes so far.
No: 55%
Yes: 45%

Early in person Votes: 30% (702,598) of all votes so far.
No: 49%
Yes: 51%

Early by mail Votes: 11% (254,809) of all votes so far.
No: 27%
Yes: 73%

Now if you can explain that disparity then I'm all ears because I sure can't.

Blah, shit all will be done about it though.

Interesting stat. Since 2008 Democrats have won 70% of national and state races in Virginia which were rated toss ups beforehand. Democrats will never lose a close election here. They need votes at the end, they get them.

 

[Blaster]

President Trump responded Wednesday to Virginia Democrats’ redistricting win Tuesday night, saying the results were “rigged” without citing evidence.

“A RIGGED ELECTION TOOK PLACE LAST NIGHT IN THE GREAT COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA!” Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social.

https://thehill.com/homenews/5843485-trump-redistricting-virginia-democrats-election/

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Trump truly is the most pathetic president this nation has ever seen.

You have to be a special kind of loser to spout about any activity or election that goes against you as being "rigged."

Of course, watch his minions line up now to say that Trump was right and whine about rigged elections...again

Sheeple will always be sheeple.

5...4....3...2....

It was rigged.

 

[Billiejeens]

Yeah, something stinks.

Election day Votes: 57% (1,366,647) of all votes so far.
No: 55%
Yes: 45%

Early in person Votes: 30% (702,598) of all votes so far.
No: 49%
Yes: 51%

Early by mail Votes: 11% (254,809) of all votes so far.
No: 27%
Yes: 73%

Now if you can explain that disparity then I'm all ears because I sure can't.

Blah, shit all will be done about it though.

The math leads to an improbable if not impossible outcome.

That doesn't bother people on the left at all.

Now the court has to decide if there was deception in the wording or otherwise.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

He posted stats from the election.

And then begged strangers to explain his own problem to him.

He's the sore loser baby that has the problem.

None of us are his mommy.

Hope that helps.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Its interesting that the two popular elections went the Dems way, but the ones done by Red state houses when the Red way. Next up, Red state houses will gerrymander Florida some more.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/5842969-desantis-florida-republican-redistricting-risk/

 

[Clipper]

Yeah, something stinks.

Election day Votes: 57% (1,366,647) of all votes so far.
No: 55%
Yes: 45%

Early in person Votes: 30% (702,598) of all votes so far.
No: 49%
Yes: 51%

Early by mail Votes: 11% (254,809) of all votes so far.
No: 27%
Yes: 73%

Now if you can explain that disparity then I'm all ears because I sure can't.

Blah, shit all will be done about it though.

Whine, cry, piss & moan just like Trump because he had his ass handed back to him in that vote if it makes you feel better. Know what really burns Trump's ass? He got owned by Obama who helped get out the vote. LMFAO!

Comedy gold!

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I realize you don't understand statistics, but Biden's alleged 81 million vote total in the 2020 presidential election was three standard deviations from the expected outcome, even taking COVID into account.. Odds less than 0.3% of that happening. But the leftwing sheeple insist it's real. THESE are the people who are incredibly damn dumb. Can we say you're among them?

"Don't bother me with no damn statistics, Mash!"

Haha, that's all complete nonsense, and you know exactly nothing about statistics and should shut up immediately.

 

[JLW]

OK, so explain the spikes.....Maybe you can get citygator to help you.

Record Mail-in Ballots, Big Spikes, in VA Redistricting Vote - Electoral Process Education Corporation

From EPEC Team Newsletter: Virginia Special Election Early Voting Report Half of Mail-in Ballots Still ‘Out’ — Big Spikes Incoming By the time this special election wraps the counting on whether to allow Assembly Democrats to draw partisan congressional maps to a gerrymandered 10-1 (D-R) [“yes”]...

epec.info

If you are referring to the disparity in Yes votes for mail-in votes vs. in person votes, I don't see that vote count being unusual. Most mail-in voters tend to be Democratic. Given that Pubs have been raging against mail-in votes since Trump came to power ten years ago why would it surprise anyone that mail-in votes lean heavily Democratic. Mail-in ballot requests by Democrats far exceed those of Republicans. Not to mention urbans voters tend to vote by mail far more than rural voters do. This is not rocket science: Democrats vote by mail far more than Pubs and a helluva lot more than MAGAs.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Its interesting that the two popular elections went the Dems way, but the ones done by Red state houses when the Red way.

Interesting? It's the entire strategy.

 

[konradv]

Yeah, something stinks.

Election day Votes: 57% (1,366,647) of all votes so far.
No: 55%
Yes: 45%

Early in person Votes: 30% (702,598) of all votes so far.
No: 49%
Yes: 51%

Early by mail Votes: 11% (254,809) of all votes so far.
No: 27%
Yes: 73%

Now if you can explain that disparity then I'm all ears because I sure can't.

Blah, shit all will be done about it though.

I can explain it. Trump tells his voters not to vote by mail. Maroons!

 

[1srelluc]

If you are referring to the disparity in Yes votes for mail-in votes vs. in person votes, I don't see that vote count being unusual. Most mail-in voters tend to be Democratic. Given that Pubs have been raging against mail-in votes since Trump came to power ten years ago why would it surprise anyone that mail-in votes lean heavily Democratic. Mail-in ballot requests by Democrats far exceed those of Republicans. Not to mention urbans voters tend to vote by mail far more than rural voters do. This is not rocket science: Democrats vote by mail far more than Pubs and a helluva lot more than MAGAs.

I voted by mail (for cause absentee) for years.

 

[JLW]

I can explain it. Trump tells his voters not to vote by mail. Maroons!

Absolutely and may I add DUH!

 

[Billiejeens]

The amendment was taken up during a special session convened in 2024 for budget purposes. The General Assembly's own call to the Governor (under Art. IV, §6 and Art. V, §5) and its governing resolution (HJR 6001) limited the session's scope. Expanding it to include a constitutional amendment on redistricting required a two-thirds vote that never occurred. A Tazewell County judge found this action "void, ab initio."

• Art. XII, §1 requires that after first passage, a proposed amendment be "referred to the General Assembly at its first regular session held after the next general election of members of the House of Delegates." An election must intervene between first and second passage. Here, first passage occurred during an election cycle — not before an intervening one.
• Art. XII, §1 requires the amendment be submitted to voters "not sooner than ninety days after final passage by the General Assembly." The timeline from second passage to the April 21 vote did not satisfy this requirement.
• Plus ONE challenge to the proposed maps:
• Art. II, §6 requires that "every electoral district shall be composed of contiguous and compact territory." The proposed congressional maps violate this contiguity requirement (rather badly).

Next stop, court. Stay tuned.

 

[Billiejeens]

Appellant courts do not love laws passed to affect a specific person.

The law itself claims it's necessary to stop The President from fulfilling his mandate and the system would revert afterward.

 

[Mashmont]

Haha, that's all complete nonsense, and you know exactly nothing about statistics and should shut up immediately.

“Damn you, Mash. That statistics stuff is too damn hard”