This Is Where Chris McDaniel's Camp Will Look For Voter Fraud

The Wire ^ | June 25, 2014 | By ARIT JOHN

[Oldeconomybuyer]

After last night's defiant not-a-concession speech, the Tea Party's Chris McDaniel doesn't seem willing to let his Mississippi Senate seat dreams go. If he does decide to go the legal route, he'll likely start with Hinds County, the majority black county where Cochran gained thousands of votes.

In 24 mostly black counties voter turnout increased by 39.4 percent, but none of those counties gave Sen. Thad Cochran as many votes as Hinds, which is 69.8 percent black. There, voter turnout increased by 49.57 percent according to the Clarion Ledger's Sam Hall.

But in the chart above you can see that Hinds is an outlier, the same way DeSoto County (73.4 percent white) is for McDaniel. Given Sen. Cochran's outreach to the black and heavily Democratic community, and McDaniel's complaint about "a Republican primary that's decided by liberal Democrats," he'll likely start there.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

[Bullish]

Voter fraud right through the roof. This country’s headed for civil war.

[Ray76]

It’s generally agreed that Thad Cochran squeaked out a win in Mississippi last night in part by getting Democrats, especially African Americans, to turn out. Here’s a flier that was distributed in heavily black precincts suggesting how he accomplished this:

from article http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/381187/flier-got-thad-cochran-elected-john-fund

[Ray76]

How Cochran won:

h/t Falcon28

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I hope he pursues this to the ends of the earth.

It's about time black-precinct vote fraud gets exposed.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Well they did get black people to vote for a Republican after all :-/

[MrB]

Gettin’ close, Claire...

[jimpick]

For the longest time the Dems have been saying how racist the republicans are and now they believe one that says the other is a racist. Where do they get that many nose rings to lead these people around with. Fools.

[kevslisababy]

It seems to me that even when voter fraud has been found and proven, even with convictions, the fraudulent candidate stays in office. Is this correct? Has a politician ever been booted once all the evidence was in, or a re-vote?

[DoodleDawg]

Who exactly will McDaniel take his fraud complaints to? And what are the chances that the people he’ll be dealing with are in those offices thanks to the same GOPe leadership that bought the votes to begin with?

[Viennacon]

For those idiots like Dave W who don’t know what that dot with ‘Hinds’ means, it roughly translates as FRAUD

[NormsRevenge]

GoP Blackmail

[goodwithagun]

The GOPe headquarters?

[Biggirl]

It is looking more and more like this is a case of voter fraud.

[mikefive]

I believe you are correct.

[Biggirl]

I second it. I have been predicting for a long time now, revolt is coming.

[GOPJ]

You posted some interesting democrat race-card window dressing stuff.. Reminds me of the Benghazi video hoax - lots of emotion... stong appeal to people who run on high drama. BUT it doesn't negate the strong possibility of voter fraud.

[HiTech RedNeck]

One of those things like getting 600 votes out of a precinct of 400 voters???

[FroggyTheGremlim]

"Sen. Cochran's outreach to the black and heavily Democratic community"

"Outreach?"

"Outreach?"

It wasn't "outreach;" it was a sellout

[MrB]

Oh, didn’t even see that one at first because it was so high off the charts.

It would be GREAT if an election was thrown out due to ‘rat precinct voter fraud, and the perps jailed.