Posted on 11/06/2020 12:31:50 PM PST by tallyhoe
The Republican Party of Michigan held a press conference Friday afternoon and revealed six thousand Republican votes were calculated for Democrats after a software glitch. That software was used in dozens of counties around the state.
(Excerpt) Read more at townhall.com ...
Looks like PA uses it, too:
https://www.dos.pa.gov/VotingElections/OtherServicesEvents/Pages/Voting-Systems.aspx
Do a HAND RECOUNT or use machines that have fixed the ‘glitch’......................................
Looks like PA uses it, too:
Probably! Is this that George Soros machines and software?
Was it the software that Pelosi owns the controlling share of though shell compaies?
GOP response: oh darn.
Michigan Republican, Down 104 Votes, Wins by 1,127 After ‘Glitch’ Fixed
https://twitter.com/breitbartnews/status/1324809633912029189?s=21
I’m not sure this glitch switched any of Trump’s votes... just down ballot. Sadly!
Was it the software that Pelosi owns the controlling share of though shell companies?
I was wondering if George Soros had his hand in this!
Oh, I pray John James can pull this off!
And we do nothing...nothing...maybe the anti-Trump republicans will care...and buy shares in the company.
Amazing how none of those “glitches” give votes to Trump.
If it turned around one election where a Republican won, you just never know.
If you take something that belongs to someone else, isn’t that pretty much the dictionary definition of “steal”?
That’s not a glitch. It’s a feature. Don’t believe otherwise for one second. These people are criminals.
Was the same software used in any other states?
Time for a recount!
Is that the software company that has Pelosi as the majority holder?
Feinstein.
Was it the same company that did the Iowa Primary?
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