Democrats Trying to Steal Ohio D-12 Election — Dems Find 500 Votes Lying Around at Polling Station

Gateway Pundit ^ | August 9, 2018 | Jim Hoft

[daler]

As long as the Republicans continue to let them.

I’ll never understand why, if Democrats can always find several hundred “lost” ballots, the Republicans can’t somehow find 10,000 that favor their candidate.

That would quickly and the shenanigans, IMO.

[justiceseeker93]

Didn’t this happen in Minnesota a few years back too? Democrats have many ‘tricks’... well, ‘ways of committing voter fraud’ would be more like it.

Yes, there were a number of steps used by the 'Rats in Minnesota in 2008 to enable Franken to "come from behind" to defeat Norm Coleman in the US Senate election. One of them was finding ballots in Minneapolis(?) that purportedly hadn't been counted yet. There was also a visual inspection of every paper ballot (they had all been optically scanned in the initial count which gave Coleman a lead of several hundred votes) to determine what the voter's "intent" really was. The whole plot could not have been effectuated without the acquiescence of the Minnesota Supreme Court, which was majority Dem. Coleman and the GOP were out-lawyered.

[faithhopecharity]

BINGO! you win the posting of the day award

but GOP-e couldn’t find any ballots. GOP-e can’t even find their asses (using both hands). that’s a real shame .. because if they have any brains at all, that’s where they’d find them

[ExTexasRedhead]

Until voter fraud is truly investigated, exposed, and prosecuted severely, this will continue.

Long prison time will cure a lot of it.

[Political Junkie Too]

Don't forget how Tim Johnson in South Dakota came from behind overnight when a bunch of votes were found on Indian reservations.

Thune went into the night with only one precinct remaining to be reported, and a 3,000 vote lead. When the vote came in from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation (Lakota tribe), Johnson won by 574 votes.

There was also the Christine Gregoire / Dino Rossi governor's race in Washington state. That recount went on for days, while they kept finding "uncounted" ballots in voting machines that had already been returned to the warehouse.

After an off-cycle San Francisco election in 2001, dozens of ballot box lids were found floating in San Francisco Bay. Election officials claimed they blew away while being cleaned on Pier 29.

In 2008, a West Palm Beach Democrat politician who had won election to a state seat was found with a "Vote-a-matic" punch machine in the trunk of his car.

-PJ

[justiceseeker93]

Until voter fraud is truly investigated, exposed, and prosecuted severely, this will continue.

Agreed. Better to prosecute, convict, and sentence the perps than to take the low road and try to outdo the 'Rats at their own sleazy game game.

Problem is that many DAs or county prosecutors (especially, but not limited to, Democrats} are gutless when this kind of crime is perpetrated. States have to put into place some legal mechanism to empower a non-partisan special prosecutor when the county prosecutors won't tackle even obvious election law violators.

Election integrity must be the goal, in order to preserve constitutional republican government.

[daler]

Being disenfranchised as a voter and having the wishes of the electorate neutralized, be it by voter fraud or unconstitutional judicial overreach and treachery exceeds any and all limits of my goodwill and patience regarding "prosecutors" and "investigations."

This is the stuff that civil wars are made of.

[Eleutheria5]

Many DA’s or county prosecutors, especially, but not limited to Democrats, are a part of the corrupt organization that perpetrates the voter fraud. So it was in the days of Boss Tweed. So it was in Florida in 2000, when the PO’d Cubans and national attention foiled their evil plans.

I hate to say it, but what’s needed is a federal commission to audit balloting in suspicious districts. That’s part of what the federal government legitimately does.

[17th Miss Regt]

I hate to say it, but what’s needed is a federal commission to audit balloting in suspicious districts. That’s part of what the federal government legitimately does.

Suspicious districts? Sure sounds racist to me. Sounds like you want to put some people back in chains! (/Democrat)

[Diana in Wisconsin]

“I hate to say it, but what’s needed is a federal commission to audit balloting in suspicious districts. That’s part of what the federal government legitimately does.”

Or at least a commission at the STATE level.

I could live with either. MAGA! :)

[Eleutheria5]

There are states which are so mired in corruption, it would be like telling the fox to guard the hens. Some are notorious for that, such as Louisiana and Massachusetts (a/k/a Kennedia). Imho, there has to be a federal option, at least for such states.

[Eleutheria5]

Oh, nose! You caught me! I’m a racist! I’m a racist! I’m a racist, Clementine! I’m so sorry! I’m so sorry! That I dared step out of line!/RINO retreat call.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I can live with that, too.

[GOPJ]

There was also a visual inspection of every paper ballot (they had all been optically scanned in the initial count which gave Coleman a lead of several hundred votes) to determine what the voter's "intent" really was. The whole plot could not have been effectuated without the acquiescence of the Minnesota Supreme Court, which was majority Dem. Coleman and the GOP were out-lawyered.

Amazing ... also has the feel of 'Soros money'...