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The Maricopa County Elections Department oversaw another third-world election on Tuesday, where polling locations closed early unannounced, and voters were forced to drive around town looking for a place to vote. Additionally, live cameras recording signature verification and counting of votes at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center were turned off or inaccessible, according to Maricopa County Republican Committee Chairman Craig Berland. Maricopa County even acknowledged the suspicious activity, alleging this was caused by a “network issue.” The Gateway Pundit will have more on this following our investigation. This all-mail election was for voters to elect local candidates in...

Big League Politics has obtained a photo showing four ballots with the exact same voter identifier in Alameda County, California. All four ballots say Count: 421, VBMP (Vote-by-mail-permit) 164325, Extract 15. They are also labeled as “official ballots” for the general election in Alameda County for election day, Nov. 6 2018. Vice President and co-founder of Election Integrity Project California (EIPCa) Ruth Weiss examined the photo depicting the mail in ballots.

Colorado is one of only three states that run their elections with all-mail ballots. The other two are the west coast progressive strongholds of Washington and Oregon... So, between this and Jared Polis’s goal of 100% renewable energy five years sooner than California’s unreachable goal, we’re out-Californicating California... Colorado mandated all-mail ballots the last time the Democrats controlled both the state house and senate, 2013. And it fundamentally changed electioneering ... We used to have an election day, a 12-hour period for civically minded folks to get to their neighborhood polling place and exercise their voice. Voting was for those...

Ballots In Box Of Teacher Not Hers Mix-up likely due to last name, but voter fraud worries arise By Lynn Bartels, Rocky Mountain News October 18, 2002 West High School teacher Jennifer Portillo found two absentee ballots in her school mailbox Thursday. One was addressed to a Mary Portillo, the other to a Frank Portillo. The instructor said she had never heard of either person and neither had anyone who worked at the school. "What if?" Jennifer Portillo said she asked herself. What if she weren't honest and filled them out and turned them in? What if Frank and Mary...