Posted on 11/10/2016 7:53:11 AM PST by Beautiful_Gracious_Skies
4. Any statistical spread in similar demographic districts within a state that uses paper ballots vs. machines needs to be investigated for fraud. This happened with sanders in CA and MA.
pointers to more info please if you have time? imho this type of stuff should be front and center for vote reform
“Geijsel and Barragan compared states that used “hard paper evidence” of votes versus states that did not use paper ballots and noted “it is possible to detect irregularities in the 2016 Democratic Primaries” using this method. They also compared election results with exit polls, noting that, in 2008, voting irregularities were not at the same level as they have been in 2016.”
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6mLpCEIGEYGYl9RZWFRcmpsZk0/view?pref=2&pli=1
Lol. That is a real stretch!
Subtract the fraudulent alien, deceased, felon, poly-vote from the total (2million plus) and we win bigly.
Those tally links still have not been updated for MI & NH.
When some lib brings up the "popular vote", be sure to remind him/her/it that DJT won this as well. They know it.
I live in OK....I new what the results would be in my state.
But....I voted. Had to stand in line...unusual for around here.
“Those tally links still have not been updated for MI & NH”
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I gave it a day just to see what CNN would do.
CNN has now updated NH officially as a “win” for Hillary; but, NOT MI for Trump (even though it is officially now in the “win” column for Trump; according to the MI SoS!).
I also noticed that CNN has now removed the “projected winner” w/the checkmark for Trump in the horizontal orange band on the popular vote page. Looks like someone in the CNN hierarchy has decided to play games w/us ...as usual.
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