Posted on 11/19/2012 7:12:01 AM PST by SeekAndFind
The legitimacy the electoral process in St. Lucie County, Florida is now in question, as Rep. Allen West seeks judicial intervention to prevent certification of as vote count that is indisputably incompetent, and very possibly corrupt. John Fund, the go-to expert on electoral fraud, writes in National Review Online:
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Democrat Patrick Murphy, who leads West by some 2,000 votes, is trying to stop a full recount of controversial early ballots cast in St. Lucie County. His current victory margin is just large enough to avoid triggering an automatic recall of all precincts and all votes. ...Gertrude Walker, the 32-year-veteran election supervisor of St. Lucie County...has spent much of the last two weeks explaining why her office completely botched the count. She admitted that her office had acted in "haste" in issuing election results, and that "mistakes were made." Among her mistakes was failing to count 40 of the 94 precincts under her jurisdiction on Election Night - and then counting the other 54 twice. Indeed. On Friday, her office announced it had "discovered" 304 additional early votes left in a box. None had been counted
But Walker wasn't available for comment. She has been hospitalized for unknown reasons.
Even worse, Walker's office has failed to meet the legal deadline for completing the count, and now seeks to send in admittedly flawed results for certification, handing the election to Murphy.
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In seeking to pull a fast one, Walker and her Democrat allies are picking on the wrong guy. Allen West is fearless, and he does not just give up, as far too many establishment Republicans are prone to do.
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Miriam Oliphant got busted but her legacy lives on.
I do not think votes are real anymore; completely unvalidated and I surmise fabricated.
I do support Allen West in his efforts.
How are we going to enable elections which are real in USA?
What a convenient coincidence!
Ask Christine Stapleton the journalist who published the article.
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In St. Lucie County, one district has 7 registered voters.....
There were over 900 votes cast on NOv 6 in that district.....
You think about how much voter fraud that is.
We have to stop issuing “Provisional Ballots’.
November 10, 2012 Dragging into the fourth day of vote counting after Election Day, Palm Beach County at 4:45 a.m. Saturday finally finished tallying delayed results from thousands of absentee and provisional ballots.
Slowed by the tedious process of counting stacks of absentee ballots marred by printing errors, the county's bleary-eyed election staffers and canvassing board worked through the night Friday and by early Saturday finished what most of the rest of the country wrapped up days ago.
It appears that Palm Beach had more problems than St Lucie.
There's absolutely no evidence for this. As far as I can tell, some overzealous supporter read something wrong, because this isn't supported by any official vote count.
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