Circumstantial evidence of vote fraud?

American Thinker ^ | November 9, 2022 | Selwyn Duke

[Kazan]

The winner of Florida, Iowa, and Ohio had won the presidency for perhaps as long as the three states have been part of the union and certainly had for 60 years, since Richard Nixon won them but lost an election widely regarded to have been stolen. Donald Trump won all three states by comfortable margins -- but “lost” the 2020 election. There also are the 19 bellwether counties that had supported the presidential victor in every contest since 1980, 18 of which Trump won (the one he lost had instituted a new voting system more susceptible to fraud). And now, in 2022, it appears we’re seeing anomalies again.

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Using the current numbers from the first six states above, where the races have been called, I find that Republicans allegedly over-polled by an average of 5.43 points. In contrast, DeSantis and Rubio under-polled by an average of 7.5. That’s a difference of almost 13 points between the GOP’s under-polling in Florida and its “over-polling” elsewhere. Possible explanation?

Florida’s Ron DeSantis has been attacking election fraud more aggressively than probably any other governor -- including fellow Republicans.

[Revel]

Fraud is everywhere.

[nesnah]

Check the vote tallies for FL Governor in 2018 (pre clean-up of fraud) versus 2022 (fraud cleaned up).

Tells you all you need to know about the level of fraud.

[grey_whiskers]

[robel]

7 out of 10 republicans don’t believe there is enough voter fraud occurring to make a difference, because cnn hasn’t reported on it, and there isn’t any hard proof, because cnn hasn’t reported on it.

[Kazan]

That is certainly not what a legitimate pollster found:

https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/general_politics/may_2022/election_integrity_most_voters_still_suspect_cheating

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 55% of Likely U.S. voters believe cheating likely affected the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, including 39% who think it’s Very Likely. Thirty-nine percent (39%) don’t think cheating affected the 2020 election, including 28% who say it’s Not At All Likely.

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And, of course, Democrats don't think so because they benefit from it.

[Pollard]

2020 broke every longstanding bellwether and norm and many statistical probabilities were off the charts to the point of impossibility.

no standing

[kiryandil]

Another "engineered election", brought to you by the Banana Republic of the United States.

[kiryandil]

laches

[Kazan]

You making up poll numbers. Even liberal pollsters shows the vast majority of Republicans thinks voter fraud occurred in 2020:

https://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-press/meetthepressblog/poll-61-republicans-still-believe-biden-didnt-win-fair-square-2020-rcna49630

Poll: 61% of Republicans still believe Biden didn’t win fair and square in 2020

[Leep]

It’s in the bible.
Dims are incapable of cheating.
Oops..meant the Satanic Bible.

[Liz]

NEWS ALERT / I JUST CHANGED THE MEANING OF THE
PUNITIVE “ELECTION DENIER “ TO “ELECTION TRUTH-TELLER.”

[Kartographer]

I consider it completely unimportant who in the party will vote, or how; but what is extraordinarily important is this—who will count the votes, and how.
said in 1923; Boris Bazhanov The Memoirs of Stalin’s Former Secretary (1992)

[robel]

Yes, I was making up poll numbers. It was influenced by, seemingly, the number of post election articles attempting to explain the underwhelming red wave. The few articles on voter fraud gets frequent responses ranging from outright dismissal to having limited affect. Most articles deal with placing the blame on a messaging problem, weak candidates, Trump, gop, too few republicans voting, too many democrats, inaccurate polling, abortion, etc. It seems clear to me that if all state elections had been free of any cheating by the democrats, the red wave would have happened. The democrats pulled the same array of tricks in the same places. The democrats successfully neutered the red wave, and republicans again accept the democrats tactics.