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Wrong again. Have you forgotten 2000 already? It was not determined for a month. That's just one example.
The counting in Florida was done in 1 night. It was contested with the results being so close. There is a big difference between when the votes were counted to when it was determined who won the state's vote.
Unlike 2020, where several states took 3-4 days to count their votes. Because boxes of votes kept popping up out of nowhere.
Yes, he won and my point is those 81 million voters are idiots to have voted for Biden - a consequence of our failing education system and critical thinking skills controlled by the Dems.
Biden is the worst president of our lifetime. Voters knew he was too old and senile to barely function.
He was clear about the destructive policies he would deploy — and here we are.
They voted for him knowing he’s had a long time track record of lies, incompetence, deep deep corruption, racism, and not to forget he’s a serial plagiarist. All he’s ever been is à career politician who hasn’t accomplished one significant thing. He’s been historically wrong on every foreign policy.
“Never underestimate Joe Biden’s ability to F things up.”
—Barack Obama
The counting in Florida was done in 1 night. It was contested with the results being so close. There is a big difference between when the votes were counted to when it was determined who won the state's vote.
Unlike 2020, where several states took 3-4 days to count their votes. Because boxes of votes kept popping up out of nowhere.
In Pennsylvania, by [republican] state law, ballots could be mailed in any time, but instead of being counted as they came in, they could not start counting until the polls closed on election day. Because of the unusual volume of mail-in ballots, it took a lot more time to do a hand count than it took to tally the electronically recorded votes, e.g. several days.
Perhaps you should volunteer to work counting ballots in the next election to speed the process up.
The counting in Florida was done in 1 night. It was contested with the results being so close. There is a big difference between when the votes were counted to when it was determined who won the state's vote.
Unlike 2020, where several states took 3-4 days to count their votes. Because boxes of votes kept popping up out of nowhere.
Florida did NOT count the votes in one night. They begin three weeks ahead of election day to process the absentee ballots as they come in. Many states wait until the election is over to begin doing the absentee ballots.
Secondly, the reason there is a big jump in votes counted late at night or the next day is that the big cities take a lot longer to count than the small cities and rural areas. And the big cities are usually where the leftists live.
There is nothing mysterious about this.
In Pennsylvania, by [republican] state law, ballots could be mailed in any time, but instead of being counted as they came in, they could not start counting until the polls closed on election day. Because of the unusual volume of mail-in ballots, it took a lot more time to do a hand count than it took to tally the electronically recorded votes, e.g. several days.
Perhaps you should volunteer to work counting ballots in the next election to speed the process up.
There you go again. Confusing Trump clones with facts.
And IIRC, overseas military can mail their ballots on election day. With the mail as it is, some could be weeks late.
Because boxes of votes kept popping up out of nowhere.
please cite specifically where you believe "boxes of votes kept popping up out of nowhere."
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