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I have a somewhat different question. Why do Florida, Georgia, and Arizona, have so many problems with their voting systems? California has vastly more voters to count, but yet - there are no reports from California about 3-hour lines due too few voting locations or to inadequate or non-functional voting machines or about backed-up counting.
This is not rocket science folks, it's known how to design readable ballots, have enough precincts that people don't have to spend half their day waiting in line, how to have enough voting apparatuses on hand, and how to verify signatures and get those votes counted in a timely manner. Most states manage it just fine, whatever their voting process.
The Democrats in PB and Broward counties are in violation of the law. Unsurprisingly, liberals don't care.
Oh, you have no idea. The corruption in Palm Beach County is huge. All our judges are in the pockets of the wealthy democrats here, and they have long since used judge ruling to over rule the voice of the people to plant huge section 8 housing into strong republican areas.
OP, are you just posting this as insurance in case your team loses the recount?
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The race for Florida governor appears headed for a recount, as Democrat Andrew Gillum continues to gain on Republican Ron DeSantis during the tallying of the final uncounted ballots cast in the midterm elections.
It shakes my confidence in voting all together. What's the point when the Dems will just "discover" more ballots that amazingly overwhelmingly support their candidates, thus "winning" (more like stealing) the election. It's not the first time and certainly won't be the last. There's got to be a way to have a secure, corruption-free system of voting.
Marco Rubio was on Fox tonight talking about this history of shady dealings in Broward County. He said the county (forgot the name) which was hit hard by the hurricane managed to get all their ballots in on time. Broward was unscathed. So it's either ongoing incompetence or corruption.
They need to look carefully at these last minute votes to see what they have in common, i.e. all seem to be filled out by the same person, does the signature match the one registered? Are those people actually alive in Broward?
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Very incriminating.
