Slow vote counting by democrats often flips races in close contests

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It seems democrats are always behind the slowest precincts reporting in any election, and that often results in democrats coming from behind to flip wins by republicans. Remember Brenda Snipes, the corrupt Broward County elections supervisor who was caught committing election fraud and delayed the 2016 vote count for days while every other precinct in the state finished their count on election night? Fortunately, she did not succeed in stealing the election away from Trump.

Broward County: Inside the most controversial elections department in Florida

Reporters were on the ground before the election that now has Broward front and center.

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This story by Sarah Blaskey and Carli Teproff was originally published Nov. 2 in the Miami Herald.

Broward County's Elections Department will receive special attention from state officials this November after a series of glitches, mistakes, and one case of illegal ballot destruction has some voters wondering if they should even trust the results coming out of the elections department.

Following a court ruling in May that Broward Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes had illegally destroyed ballots from a 2016 congressional race, the governor's office announced the Florida Department of State would send election experts to Snipes' office during this year's election "to ensure that all laws are followed" and "to observe the administration of the election." ...


"We have consistently been the bottom of the barrel getting our voting results in," Broward County Commissioner Nan Rich said at a September meeting to discuss how to prevent future delays in posting results. "I don't want to be 67th in 67 counties again in voting."

 

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It seems democrats are always behind the slowest precincts reporting in any election, and that often results in democrats coming from behind to flip wins by republicans. Remember Brenda Snipes, the corrupt Broward County elections supervisor who was caught committing election fraud and delayed the 2016 vote count for days while every other precinct in the state finished their count on election night? Fortunately, she did not succeed in stealing the election away from Trump.

Broward County: Inside the most controversial elections department in Florida

Reporters were on the ground before the election that now has Broward front and center.

www.tampabay.com

This story by Sarah Blaskey and Carli Teproff was originally published Nov. 2 in the Miami Herald.

Broward County's Elections Department will receive special attention from state officials this November after a series of glitches, mistakes, and one case of illegal ballot destruction has some voters wondering if they should even trust the results coming out of the elections department.

Following a court ruling in May that Broward Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes had illegally destroyed ballots from a 2016 congressional race, the governor's office announced the Florida Department of State would send election experts to Snipes' office during this year's election "to ensure that all laws are followed" and "to observe the administration of the election." ...


"We have consistently been the bottom of the barrel getting our voting results in," Broward County Commissioner Nan Rich said at a September meeting to discuss how to prevent future delays in posting results. "I don't want to be 67th in 67 counties again in voting."

The result of the slow vote-counting in Pennsylvania may be a flip from all republicans winning to all democrats winning. Same song, thousandth verse. Republicans must count faster with no problems. Other Pennsylvania precincts not sluggishly laden with democrat vote counters apparently have all finished their vote counting. Now we wait for the 'hanging chad' and 'smudged check-mark' zealots trying desperately to erase the republican vote leads.

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Some 20,000 incorrectly printed ballots were not counted on Election Night.

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County spokeswoman Kelly Cofrancisco said the mail-in ballot counting “is going slower than we would have liked.”

“Current numbers show we have reduced the uncounted mail-in ballots from 23,000 to less than 13,000. The count is ongoing,” she said in an email. “Our vote counting process is transparent and bipartisan. The county continues to prioritize accuracy over speed to ensure the safe, accurate, and timely counting of votes.”

Vahey said she expects the vote counting to continue Friday and into the weekend.

 

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It seems democrats are always behind the slowest precincts reporting in any election, and that often results in democrats coming from behind to flip wins by republicans. Remember Brenda Snipes, the corrupt Broward County elections supervisor who was caught committing election fraud and delayed the 2016 vote count for days while every other precinct in the state finished their count on election night? Fortunately, she did not succeed in stealing the election away from Trump.

Broward County: Inside the most controversial elections department in Florida

Reporters were on the ground before the election that now has Broward front and center.

www.tampabay.com

This story by Sarah Blaskey and Carli Teproff was originally published Nov. 2 in the Miami Herald.

Broward County's Elections Department will receive special attention from state officials this November after a series of glitches, mistakes, and one case of illegal ballot destruction has some voters wondering if they should even trust the results coming out of the elections department.

Following a court ruling in May that Broward Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes had illegally destroyed ballots from a 2016 congressional race, the governor's office announced the Florida Department of State would send election experts to Snipes' office during this year's election "to ensure that all laws are followed" and "to observe the administration of the election." ...


"We have consistently been the bottom of the barrel getting our voting results in," Broward County Commissioner Nan Rich said at a September meeting to discuss how to prevent future delays in posting results. "I don't want to be 67th in 67 counties again in voting."

The democrat dinosaur in NJ refuses to concede defeat to the republican winner as counting continues days or weeks after the election in search of new democrat votes. And new democrat ballots are continuing to suddenly miraculously surface, miracle of miracles! And leftists still claim democrats do not commit election fraud.

NJ Senate President Steve Sweeney Won’t Concede to Truck Driver, Says 12,000 Ballots 'Recently Found'

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Democratic New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney said he will not concede the election after it was projected that he lost to a truck driver who ran a low-budget campaign, telling local media that thousands of ballots were “recently found in one county.”

“The results from Tuesday’s election continue to come in, for instance there were 12,000 ballots recently found in one county,” Sweeney told Philadelphia Inquirer and Politico late last week. “While I am currently trailing in the race, we want to make sure every vote is counted. Our voters deserve that, and we will wait for the final results.”

 

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Democrats are still "finding" democrat votes a week after the election. Why? Are these people having trouble with the process? Republicans get their votes counted and then go to dinner afterwards on the same night as the election.

Democrats cheat. They lie. They steal. And they "find enough missing' votes to flip an election in some cases, even if it takes months to 'find' enough votes to flip the race. They have no morals and no shame.

Governor Attacks Republican Truck Driver as 'Dangerous Guy,' but Sen-Elect Edward Durr Hits Back Hard

Bring it on.

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The "results" meaning the results of the senate race. Senate President Steve Sweeney hasn't conceded. First, Sen. Sweeny said that 12,000 votes were "found" in one county. Then he said, "I didn't say they were found. I said 12,000 votes came into Camden County. My point is: Votes are coming in." As things stand now, 100% of votes have been counted and Durr is up by around 2000 votes. It's a week after election day, so I'm not sure why votes are "still coming in" and where they are coming from.