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It's not at all unusual for Dems to find missing ballots from under peoples beds, attics, car trunks, and behind dog houses. It's happens almost every time there is a close race and the Democrat is losing. Draw your own conclusions.
Yes, because they want affordable healthcare and education, a decent wage, newer and improved infrastructure, a woman's right to choose, to not kidnap children from people fleeing violence, sensible gun laws and most of all a POTUS that's not a thief and traitor. What a horrible agenda...
... because they want someone else to pay for their healthcare and education, someone to pay them more than their work product is worth, someone else to pay for the infrastructure, to kill their babies before they have a chance to breathe, to let anyone with a child (whether they are the parents or not) into the country at the front of the line, to disarm all law-abiding citizens so only the lawless have guns (like in Chicago), and a president who gives billions in unmarked bills to Iran.
Oh, I'm so glad you brought that up because Bush was ahead of Gore after the election in Florida by 1800 votes. Democrats wanted to have non stop recounts until Gore would miraculously gain more votes than Bush. The Supreme Court put an end to it and stopped the Dems from pulling this same trick in a Presidential election.
You can read all about it right here.
The Florida election was a mess. Democrats requested a manual recount as it was important to get it right. Recount was under way when the Supreme Court stopped in a partisan vote. No way of knowing what the result would have been.
Are you telling me that if the original results had been flipped, that the Republicans would not have demanded a manual recount in that situation? Yeah, right.
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Doesn't really matter, much. They will still face each other in November. As a Republican, I'd like to win, but I recognize that we can't win them all.
So far, the R's have 101,000 votes and the D's have 99,000 votes.
In 2016 the R's got 251,000 and the D's got 112,000. So it looks like the D's were energized (at least somewhat) and maybe sent enough people to the polls to win. But if 112,000 votes is what you get when your side is 'energized', then you are going to lose in November.
BTW, in 2014 - another off year - the Republicans got 150,000 votes. Dems got 61,000. So 10,000 fewer people voted today (200,000) than voted in 2014 (210,000).
Looks to me like the R's will get something like 150,000 votes. Maybe more.
contrary to beliefs, this isnt the same district that was won by John Kasich. His district was much more compact, much more Democratic. In fact, it was the 3rd most African American district in the nation that wasnt represented by a Democrat. Kasich was simply popular, there were no serious challenges to him.
The old 12th, which was only North and eastern Franklin, Delaware, and Licking counties . O'Connor would have won that district.
this new district is a lot tougher.
That being said, Democrats have never fielded a good candidate in this newer district.
It's not at all unusual for Dems to find missing ballots from under peoples beds, attics, car trunks, and behind dog houses. It's happens almost every time there is a close race and the Democrat is losing. Draw your own conclusions.
Someone managed to not tabulate over 688 votes-and the Democratic candidate managed to pick up 190 votes. Given the massive disparity in the absentee ballots going to so many Democrats compared to Republicans its entirely possible the Democratic candidate may win. These lost votes certainly help.
There is ZERO excuse for something like this happening. None.
You're right, but there are always mistakes and errors with ballots every election.
People are human, and anyone can make an honest mistake. And accidents happen.
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