Posted on 11/10/2014 5:13:14 PM PST by SMGFan
Martha McSally held a dwindling lead over U.S. Rep. Ron Barber on Monday, up 179 votes as Pima County released new numbers around 5:30 p.m. Barber picked up another 162 votes in the spread as new tallies were reported, while a judge denied McSally's move to block the count of a number of provisional ballots.
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how much time are the Democrats given to cheat here?
As usual.
Until they get enough votes to win. Then they stop re-re-re-re-re-counting votes.
THIS SUX!
As much as they need
McSally lawyers fail to block some ballots
http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/McSally-lawyers-trying-to-block-some-ballots-5883510.php
illegal ballots are okay I guess
These recounts always seem to favor the same side... Must be the way the earth spins.
RATS always steal close elections. That’s why the support voter fraud so loudly.
The RATS WAR ON THIS WOMAN!
Slow motion theft in progress.
They’re pulling an another “AlFranken” in Arizona
The Republicans don’t have to seat her. We still owe them for Rick McIntyre in 1984.
It is hard enough to get people to work on your campaign while the campaign is ongoing, but it would be very difficult to rapidly assemble enough people to start pulling juror questionnaires and matching them with voting registration records in the district. If you could do it quickly, and if the extremely slow vote tabulation results in what we all fear, say Barber by 235, you need some ace in the hole to challenge the validity of the election. Like finding 400 non-citizens who cast ballots in the district last week. Someone should get to work.
Until the Dems win..or until Hillary invites McSally to Ft. Marcy Park.
Until they get enough votes to win. Then they stop re-re-re-re-re-counting votes.
I think in Texas you would have to keep recounting till there are no more votes to be counted. I worked on a congressional recount in 2010. It's required if you are going to recount an election, that all votes in a district contained within one county are recounted. The incumbent who lost on election night only wanted to recount the places that had paper ballots. That was easy in Cameron county where they had no electronic voting machines, just scannable paper ballots. In Nueces county we only had paper ballots for absentee ballots and emergency ballots. Just coincidentally a precinct in the Democrats' stronghold of Robstown just happened to have a power outage on election day, so we actually had a few emergency ballots to count. The incumbent congressman just wanted to recount the absentee ballots and emergency ballots in Nueces county. The county clerk informed his campaign that they would have to do a complete recount of the whole county or no recount at all. His campaign had to come up with something like $35,000 to recount the whole county. It was quite a production. First the County Clerk had the dedicated election counting equipment brought in, and all the memory cards were plugged in one after the other to re-tabulate the election day and in person early vote from the voting machines. As expected, the results were identical to the ones reported on election night. The next day we reported back, and the first order of business was to manually sort all the paper absentee ballots by precinct (they are normally scanned in the order received, but the computers do the work of assigning the results to particular precincts). After lunch we manually counted the sorted ballots. The results were identical precinct by precinct to the election night reports. This was the best possible result! In Cameron county the incumbent picked up a couple of hundred votes, but it wasn't anywhere close to enough votes to overcome the 799 vote lead the Republican challenger had on election night.
The fix is in?
Depends. How much do they need?
“Provisional ballots” are the commie ‘RATS’ way of stealing elections. Every one of them are fraudulent, “box in the trunk” ballots. Anyone who says otherwise is a drooling, blithering idiot.
If we don’t win by 2% we don’t win. Simple as that.
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