Oldsailor65 Loc: Iowa

The Voter Fraud Smokescreen.....

POWER & MONEY

The Majotity of Americans don't realize just how much POWER & MONEY the Democrats make off Illegal Aliens being in our country even without voter fraud! This is why they created 'Sanctuary' cities and states.

Simply by including their numbers as part of the population in the US Census, they get MOUNTAINS of money from the federal government and for every 770,000 illegal aliens in their Democrat-controlled area, they get a seat in the US House of Representatives apportioned to their area following the census.

After the US Census (performed once every 10 years), the 435 seats in the US House of Representatives are divided up by state populations and the last one resulted in one seat for roughly every 770,000 people ...

So, let's say California has about 4 MILLION non-citizens living there right now ... That means that FIVE of their seats in the US Congress are due to people who are not Americans being counted in the Census! Now, imagine if by 2020, when they do the next census, they had 10 MILLION non-citizens living in California ... That would mean California would get 10 SEATS in the US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES due to non-citizens.

NOW, do you see why Democrats want Open Borders?

Next time you hear the bleeding-heart liberals and Democratic Party Leadership claiming how they “care” about these poor illegal aliens here, call them out!

The Democrats found a way to get money and seats in Congress without even having to rig elections!

IT'S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY & POWER!!!

It's also why the Democrats are fighting having a check-off on the 20-20 census on whether that person is a citizen or not.

https://www.conservativereview.com/news/time-stop-counting-illegal-aliens-census/

elledee

bozo orourk...almost took out Ted Cruz with illegal votes

maximus Loc: Chattanooga, Tennessee

Well, that definitely makes sense. Good post!

Sew_What

Funny, there is no proof of how many illegals vote, but we do have something:

Today Mark Harris, the Republican Candidate from North Carolina, decided that for health reasons he is withdrawing as a candidate and then it followed with this bombshell:

McCrae Dowless, the Bladen County political operative who emerged as a central figure in the investigation into irregularities in the 9th Congressional District, was arrested and charged Wednesday with a series of charges related to his handling of absentee ballots in the 2016 general election and 2018 primary.

There: actual voter fraud, with actual names and yet those clearly involved keep declaring ignorance or innocence.

I know how it's being stopped and why it occurred, but you're too lazy to go find it...if you want respect stop gossiping, where are your facts?

Sew_What

Oh and I should add about voter issues in California:

Q: Was “voter fraud” responsible for Democratic wins in Orange County (i.e. 24th district), California?

A: There have been no credible complaints of voter fraud in Orange County following the midterm elections.

FULL ANSWER
The traditionally Republican stronghold of Orange County, California helped to elect seven Democrats to Congress in the Nov. 6 midterm elections.

That shift has prompted writers across the political spectrum to publish thoughtful analytical pieces examining the forces that attributed to the change. One bogus story, however, claimed that the outcome was due to voter fraud, and it has been shared on social media with a combined 3.8 million followers.

That story, posted on the conservative site Gateway Pundit, proclaimed in its headline: “VOTER FRAUD: Orange County Numbers DON’T ADD UP – Democrats Had 300,000 More Votes for Congressional Seats than for Governor.”

But it offered no evidence to support the claim of voter fraud and incorrectly calculated the vote totals.

The story claims:

Gateway Pundit, Nov. 19: 300,000 (299,931) more Democrats voted for the Democrats in the Orange County Congressional races than voted for Democrat Gavin Newsom for governor.

This screams of voter fraud.

And Republican John Cox beat Newsome [sic] by 12,000 votes in Orange County.

This makes no sense and points to fraud.

The story reaches that conclusion by adding up the number of votes cast for the Democratic congressional candidates in six districts within Orange County and subtracting the number of votes cast in the county for Newsom, the Democratic candidate for governor.

But there are a few things wrong there:

The story gets the numbers wrong. Cox beat Newsom in Orange County by 2,934 votes, not 12,000, according to the unofficial results from the county as of Nov. 21.
There are actually seven congressional districts in Orange County, but the story doesn’t account for the 38th Congressional District.
Most importantly, the story uses vote tallies for six entire congressional districts when some of those districts include voting precincts in neighboring counties. Only three of the districts are wholly within Orange County, so the total number of votes cited in the story is inflated.
For example, the 49th Congressional District lies mostly in San Diego County with only part of the district in Orange County. In that district, Orange County voters cast 31,958 ballots for Democrat Mike Levin out of a districtwide total of 150,536 ballots for Levin. Although Levin won the district, his Republican opponent, Diane Harkey, got more votes in Orange County. Harkey received 36,978 votes in the county.

Counting only the votes cast by Orange County voters for Democratic congressional candidates (including the 38th District), the difference between that total and the number of votes cast for Newsom is 37,027, not 300,000, as of Nov. 21.

That means that 37,027 people may have split their votes between parties, if they voted in both the congressional and gubernatorial races.

Gateway Pundit later updated its story, changing the headline and adding county vote tallies, too. But, the story says, “This (still) screams of voter fraud,” without offering any evidence to support the fraud claim.

Neal Kelley, the registrar of voters for Orange County, didn’t see anything suspect in the numbers. About a third of the county’s voters aren’t registered with a party, he said in an interview with FactCheck.org, and those voters frequently split their votes between parties. “What I’m seeing doesn’t surprise me at all,” he said.

Kelley also said that none of the complaints of potential voter fraud that his office has investigated have resulted in a legitimate case.

Stuart Rothenberg, a senior editor at Inside Elections and a nonpartisan political observer, offered another explanation for the split ballots in an interview with FactCheck.org. Voters see congressional midterm elections as a referendum on the sitting president, he said, and “electing a governor is a completely different matter.”

Also, Rothenberg said, college-educated white suburban women moved substantially away from supporting Republican candidates for federal office in the midterms. “Those are the demographics in Orange County,” he said, adding that those voters might well maintain support for Republican candidates in state or local elections.

woodguru

And Harris should spend time in jail if he paid for this.

Sew_What

Hey, did you ever find anything out about Michigan recount issue I asked about...the laws are written, such that a non lawyer like myself can't really figure it out.

woodguru

When a recount was in motion (while the GOP was challenging and trying to block it in court), it was being explained that according to Michigan election law if the voter tally doesn't match the votes cast there can be no recount. This is counter intuitive as the only way they wouldn't match the votes cast is if there was a mistake made counting and tallying votes. I haven't tried to read the law, but during the recount these precincts that had count errors weren't being recounted, and that was being covered.

Common sense does not work for non lawyers

Sew_What

How true, there is so much dead letter law they won't remove it from the books, it's hilarious.

The only issue that still hangs on in Michigan is that for the primaries, you can't split your ticket, but you can for elections. That's gotta change.

I'm going to keep studying this, I wonder if it was statewide or just where the candidates were close.

Sew_What

Blame the state of Texas, not Beto.

...or what illegal voters.