The Democrats are probably looking for ballots where the voter left the presidential choice blank. Those ballots are set aside so that the crooks can use the “under voted” ballot to vote for Clinton. They then take a pile of “under voted” ballots and push the metal stile to push on the “Clinton” oval to create votes for Clinton. The ballots toward the bottom of the pile will have dimpled chads. The ballots in the pile just above the dimpled chads will have hanging chads.
Rush Limbaugh explained this in 2000. You cannot create a dimpled chad or a hanging chad on a single layer of paper. There must be multiple layers of paper, no matter what the thickness of the paper is.I tried this experiment and Rush was right.
There was some bogus report that 28% of republicans that have already voted in Florida had voted for Hillary. That’s their cover story for the fraud.
And of course where did this occur? Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, in Florida. Where are the most populous counties in Florida headed by Dem Supervisors of Elections? Of course Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties.
In 2012, where were there massive problems with voting? Of course it was again in Broward County. To quote an article from the time:
“Broward County doesn’t keep count of how many provisional ballots are received, lumping them in with the absentees. An estimated 3,500 provisional ballots came in this year.”
Provisional ballots were where a voter supposedly changed their addresses, after voting in 2010. Strange, that so many didn't realize they had moved, and would have to re-register prior to voting.
Along with the above the Supervisor of Election in Miami/Dade next door, extended the deadline to allow people to come in, have an absentee ballot printed out, and hand it in in person. This was after the deadline for early voting had ended. In St. Luce County 306 absentee ballots mysteriously appeared to take Congressman Alan West's seat and give it to Patrick Murphy, who is now running for Senate in Florida this year. The supervisors in the northern part of the state have been cleaning up voter rolls in the last couple of years. Of course the Dems have tried to challenge them at every step.
The latest is filing a law suit that demands that absentee ballot signatures shouldn't have to match the signature on file.