Posted on 11/10/2018 4:02:23 PM PST by SpeedyInTexas
It would be far better to step back 200 years and have a real vote rather than a fake one. But you actually only have to step back about 30 years. You have no idea that you have been suckered.
I’m beginning to lose hope. We’ll see tonight. If she doesn’t cut into Sinema’s lead, it’s probably over.
I’m worried about our 2020 seat.
I don’t think McSally can win but if she does, it’s a miracle.
And now hearing that Grant Woods has switched to a demonrat, he’s probably going to run for senate or governor. He’s well liked by I’s, Rino’s and I’m sure rats, alike.
Everyone knew the Republicans were going to retain the US Senate and the Presidency.
Why put Sinema in there knowing she’d be the minority. If CA can’t afford free health care how on earth could AZ?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 11, 2018
Maricopa County updated election results at 5 p.m. about 162,000 ballots left to process
PHOENIX—The Maricopa County Elections Department updated results today at 5 p.m., and has approximately 162,000 ballots left to process for the 2018 General Election.
The remaining ballots are early, provisional and out-of-precinct ballots that voters cast or dropped off on Election Day.
“Some of the ballots we are currently processing require extra attention and research. We are taking the time needed to make sure every voter’s voice is heard,” Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes said.
Election officials expect tabulation to continue for several more days, and will update the results daily at 5 p.m.
Election results for Maricopa County are available at www.Maricopa.Vote. Precinct-level data is available here: https://recorder.maricopa.gov/electionresults/.
SOS just flipped to the Dems
thanks.
Sinema is now up 32292 @ state - a pick-up of 2469 and is up 46375 in Maricopa - a pick-up of 2224.
With 162,000 votes to count McSally needs to cover @ 59-39 on what’s left @ Maricopa to be plus 33060 on the remaining votes. that covers state, but doesn’t take into account other counties counts remaining.
Pima has 14803 left count. Total count did not change. Looks like all they did was separate rejects & duplicates from 2 batches of early ballots, making them ready to be counted.
Pinal shows all precincts reported. McSally down from yesterday 55.03% - 42.26 %; today 54.75% - 42.29%
From Pinal:
“November 11, 2018 at 07:06 PM
We will finish the early ballots tomorrow (Monday). Our next update will be late afternoon on Monday, November 12th. We expect to have the provisional ballots on late Monday/early Tuesday and then will start processing them.”
They show 103,989 ballots cast. Total Senate count = 103,332 - not much meat left on that bone, assuming 103,989 are all the ballots they have.
SOS - shows REP up by 259 votes.
I still don’t see how McSally wins this.
There is an online petition to open a federal investigation into the AZ election:
Yup...already signed it.
Thanks!
So, basically you are saying that a bunch of Republicans in Arizona are idiots and actually like liberal fake Republicans (ie: RINOs) - and actually hate a growing economy?
I see. And sadly, find no grounds to disagree with you...
75% of votes are mailed in? There is a sign of how stupid the AZ voting system is... The USPS, despite huge $$$ spent on modernization and technology, still loses a LOT of mail. Additionally, a system of mail-in ballots seems like a perfect set-up for widespread vote fraud and corruption.
I know here in Arkansas, that has a far smaller percentage that vote absentee (via mail-in) - and a few elections back, a state senator (Democrat, of course), who owns a nursing home in the town I use to live in, had employees get a stack of absentee ballots “for the residents”, then simply had them sign the ballot. Guess who filled out the ballots... There were several eyewitnesses. County election folks (including the Clerk) were good friends with said State Senator - of course, Arkansas was still fairly “blue” at the time, as this was just prior to the “Red Wave” that happened in this state.
Good point on the mail-in ballots. Mail handlers know exactly what those envelopes are for. It’s possible some of those thousands of Post Office workers take those envelopes somewhere or know how to see who was voted for. If it’s a dem they keep it; if not it gets burned up in a barrel somewhere.
I’m not saying this happens; just that it could and with so many voting via mail-in the chance for voter suppression or selection goes up.
I personally drop my ballot off at the Post Office so it at least takes one set of hands out the equation. I should probably start voting in person again though even though my county went mostly republican.
Bottom line is our voting system is “possibly” corrupt. I’d like to see an across the board with all 50 states and all territories using a system that cannot be corrupted. I have no idea how to do that but I bet someone does.
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