Posted on 06/24/2014 5:44:50 AM PDT by Sybeck1
Someone needs to drive by a few of the black precinct voting stations and see if there are lines... If there are no lines AND the black vote it high... there might be a problem...
I was the 1st voter at Lewisberg (DeSoto County), I then went out front and waved a McDaniel sign and greeted voters until 8:30. They had 100 voters at that time. At least one gentleman was ticked off because he wasn’t allowed to vote just because he had voted in the democrat primary 3 weeks ago. I was told there was about 370 countywide absentee ballots for the primary and over 700 for the runoff. This prescient had about 540 voters in the Republican primary and Senator McDaniel received approx. 60% of the vote as I recall.
today is about the margin of fraud.
Agreed.
Did you expect them to? If a large enough group of Democrats decide Corchran is the lesser of two evils and go out and vote then they might pull it out, and lose all credibility with conservatives in doing so. But I expect that most Democrats - read most Blacks and Hispanics, since they make up the overwhelming majority of the party - will realize that neither candidate truly gives a crap about them so why vote for one over the other? And just stay home.
So absentee ballots doubled in the runoff?
Nervous about tonight, but we shall see
at my polling place in the majority Af/Am neighborhood, no evidence that heavier than normal voting was occurring. That said, there was a poll watcher there and about 10 votes by 10:00 am.I did get a call telling me how racist tea party Mc Daniels was . I made my disgust with the call known. 877-577-0495 was calling number.
The farm animal vote in Perry County seems to have a heavy turnout for Thad. There thinking is that if Thad returns to Mississippi they could be subjugated to more inappropriate acts against them by the old coot.
No, there were none. My granddaughter and I were #68 and #69 when we voted around 11:00. We didn’t see any other voters either coming or going.
Just about if the information I received yesterday was correct and it came from a reliable source.
http://www.clarionledger.com/story/news/politics/2014/06/24/ms-runoff-election-blog/11302767/
The Secretary of State’s office reports it has received 136 phone calls by 10 a.m. regarding today’s election with most concerning crossover voting.
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann said individuals recorded as voting in the June 3 Democratic primary election are not eligible to “crossover” and vote in the Republican runoff election.
Go, McDaniel, GO!!
Prayers up!
I voted in Forrest County at 8:00 a.m. We were numbers 32 and 33. In the primary we had been numbers 12 and 13. Turnout appeared to be way up.
That's not a good sign.
BkMk
Probably.
If Thad “wins” a lot of tea partiers will vote Democrat just to burn Haley barber and send a message...
I would too, It is better to have a known enemy you constantly fight than deal with a backstabbing traitor that you always have to check your back for knife holes....
Becasue if Thad wins, and then if he wins in November he will soon resign and they will shove some schill in there they we will have primary out next cycle and it will be a harder primary.
If thad loses in november they can run a clean primary next time... better chances to get a real conservative.
I can’t knowingly vote for a dim.
Which means if Cochran wins I just won’t vote in the sinatorial race in December.
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