Most Shady Election In History VOTER FRAUD THREAD ***MERGED*** (Oklahoma, Congress, suspect)

[jacqueg]

Originally Posted by retiredcop111

https://noqreport.com/2020/11/07/the...te-for-senate/ Very likely lol. Not! Nothing to see here! Move along.

Why do you think a perfectly legal action is evidence of fraud?

[Minethatbird]

Originally Posted by retiredcop111

Ok. If you believe that I have a bridge to sell you!

That's why we have this thingy called a manual recount.

[ClaraC]

I ran the numbers.

Of people who voted for president, (for any of the 4 candidates), 2.7% of those voters didn't also vote for a senator.

Does that not seem COMPLETELY believable to you? That about 3% of all presidential voters didn't vote in the downballot senate race?

And they don't even say - they probably don't know - which presidential candidate any of those 3% voted for, so there's that.

All the people who didn't vote for senate could have voted for Trump, for all we know. Or libertarian. For all we know.

But you were right, move along, nothing to see here.

[retiredcop111]

Originally Posted by ClaraC

I ran the numbers.

Of people who voted for president, (for any of the 4 candidates), 2.7% of those voters didn't also vote for a senator.

Does that not seem COMPLETELY believable to you? That about 3% of all presidential voters didn't vote in the downballot senate race?

And they don't even say - they probably don't know - which presidential candidate any of those 3% voted for, so there's that.

All the people who didn't vote for senate could have voted for Trump, for all we know. Or libertarian. For all we know.

But you were right, move along, nothing to see here.

Nope. Sorry. I do not believe that for one second. This was an illegitimate election!

[webster]

Split ticket voting is not uncommon and in the case of MI, it makes sense. Biden and James were both outsiders. If someone wanted to clean house, that would be the way to vote.

[retiredcop111]

Originally Posted by webster

Split ticket voting is not uncommon and in the case of MI, it makes sense. Biden and James were both outsiders. If someone wanted to clean house, that would be the way to vote.

That's not split ticket. They did not vote at all for the senate race. Highly suspect!

[shaker281]

Originally Posted by retiredcop111

Ok. If you believe that I have a bridge to sell you!

why am I entirely unsurprised that a "retired cop" has no idea what constitutes proof?

[Finn_Jarber]

Originally Posted by retiredcop111

Ok. If you believe that I have a bridge to sell you!

No thanks.

These elections were about getting rid of Trump, but you don't have to believe it if you don't want to.

You'd have to be pretty butt-hurt to insist of conspiracies to explain loss.

[ClaraC]

Originally Posted by retiredcop111

Nope. Sorry. I do not believe that for one second. This was an illegitimate election!

Although they acknowledge that it's not uncommon for a voter to only choose to vote for the top of the ticket, or to leave many races blank, that 3% of the voters who did just that makes the election unbelievable?

And from there .. . where do we get to all those people who left the senate race blank, were fraudulently voting for Biden?

So. What number of people would you accept as "believable" who voted for president but didn't vote in the senator race?

[RowingFiend]

Our resident DNC shills have no explanation as to why there is a 150,000 difference in MI versus a 3000 difference in SC. Both states had competitive Senate elections.

Shill away guys, it doesn't make a Biden "win" any more legitimate.