Here Is The GOP Ballot VS. The Democratic Ballot In Pennsylvania--Notice Anything Strange?

Hannity ^ | April 26, 2016 | Sean Hannity

[SMGFan]

Donna from Staten Island, a caller on Tuesday's Sean Hannity Show, has provided Hannity.com with a pair of photos--one of the Democratic ballot and one of the GOP ballot--that perfectly illustrate the bizarre way the Pennsylvania GOP elects its delegates to the Republican National Convention. The photos were taken by Donna's sister, who is voting in Pennsylvania's 15th district.

Take a look at the side-by-side comparison of the two ballots. On the left, you'll see the Democratic ballot. On the right, the GOP. Notice a difference?

[SMGFan]

smh

[TomGuy]

Ye ole pig-in-a-poke.

[scooby321]

Lyin Ted....46% think HE ran the most UNFAIR campaign.

[Zenjitsuman]

I thought all this Terd Cruz dishonesty would prompt Sean to endorse Trump

For uniting the Party, after Cruz is eliminated today and Trump wins huge victories, if Sean doesn’t endorse, he is a weenie, not a leader.

[Blogatron]

Submitting a blank ballot sends a message too.

[Brilliant]

54 of the 72 delegates are not committed to anyone. What I notice is that the Dems want you to know what sex the delegate is. What if the delegate is transsexual?

[Gasshog]

But Gollum the Evil One, crept up and slipped away with...

The Delegates.

[The Continental Op]

The dems also require you to vote for 3 male, and 3 female delegates. Affirmative action even in their elections, something I’m sure they would love to foist on all of us.

[cassiusking]

What then is the purpose of voting?

[Roccus]

Submitting a blank ballot sends a message too.

It gives those counting the ballots the opportunity to mark that ballot as they see fit. Better to write FRAUD across it with a Sharpie

[Vermont Lt]

This is how things have worked over the past. No one bitched because we just sucked it up and took whatever milqtoast republican they handed us.

I am glad to see it finally be recognized for what it is.

[SunkenCiv]

[Just mythoughts]

The Republican ballot appears to be made for what Cruz called Trump’s ‘low information’ voters. Why else leave off whom each of the delegates were supporting?

[kosciusko51]

I see it just the opposite. The Dem party thinks its voters are too stupid or lazy to know which candidate the delegate supports. The GOP one requires informed voters.

YMMV. Peace.

[Just mythoughts]

I see it just the opposite. The Dem party thinks its voters are too stupid or lazy to know which candidate the delegate supports. The GOP one requires informed voters. YMMV. Peace.

Ah, the liberals know who their voters are and they provide all information possible for their voters to do what they want them to do... The GOP exposed their belief in their voters, when Cruz said Trump supporters were 'low information' voters... The GOP ballot was by design to take advantage of what they consider 'low information' voters... But silly Cruz exposed what he and the GOP thinks of Trump supporters. PA voters turns out are a whole lot more informed and intelligent than the CRUZ GOPE gave them credit.

Now that the 'cat' is out of the bag as to what the GOP thinks of their party members, they have lost their supposed 'rightness' and now are viewed as crooked as the liberals... GOP is corrupt and crooked from the bottom up and top down.

[kosciusko51]

Do you think that the PA GOP did this just for this election, or has done it the same way in the past?

If this is the same as before, it is not as big an issue, but if they changed it for this year, I agree that that is underhanded.

I wish I could remember what the 2012 PA primary ballot looked like (the last year I voted in PA, when Mittens already had the nomination sewn up), but I don’t, so I can’t say for certain what it looked like then.

[MD Expat in PA]

It was the exactly the same way in 2012.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2874726/posts?page=101#104

GOP delegates elected in the congressional districts are technically unbound so no candidate is listed under their name. You have to research such as your county’s GOP website to see how they intend to vote, i.e. for a specific candidate or for whom ever win’s in their district.

[kosciusko51]

Thanks. I was disgusted with that primary, since it didn’t matter how PA voters voted, the candidate was already chosen.

[Just mythoughts]

Do you think that the PA GOP did this just for this election, or has done it the same way in the past? If this is the same as before, it is not as big an issue, but if they changed it for this year, I agree that that is underhanded. I wish I could remember what the 2012 PA primary ballot looked like (the last year I voted in PA, when Mittens already had the nomination sewn up), but I don’t, so I can’t say for certain what it looked like then.

I live in MO... best I can say is what I suspect. I do not think it is a 'new' thing about how the election RNC/GOP business, holds elections. I think there is a cadre of candidates acceptable to fit their business needs. And each state is allowed to devise their own methods in how to give the acceptable candidate the necessary votes/delegates... What is the deception is the idea that the RNC/GOP seeks more members... to their party.

Ultimately, the objective remains the same, we the people will be used via legislation to pay off donors campaign contributions. And the vast majority are unable to discern they are willing accomplices in the political class stripping US blind.