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To: Tennessee Conservative; Vigilanteman; billyboy15
Just read a post on Twitter, so consider the source, that the 22,000 provisional votes they counted for Hillary are “extremely suspect” so they decided to drop the recount because it was showing fraud on the Clinton side.

You're all right, all of you who understand that Hillary gained 22K votes due to counting of provisional ballots (and possibly a few absentee ballots that had been initially rejected).

But the information from Tennessee Conservative sounds plausible. How could Philadelphia County have performed a genuine investigation of tens of thousands of provisional voters, such that HIllary ends up with a 22K net gain?

Do they send an election worker to each provisional voter's address to confirm that the voter actually lives there? I find it hard to believe they could have done such a large task in such a short time. Government never works that fast!

68 posted on 12/04/2016 4:44:14 AM PST by shhrubbery! (NIH!)
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To: shhrubbery!

In many cases a provisional voter is one who is legally registered to vote but goes to the wrong precinct and therefore doesn’t show up in those voter records. They don’t have to visit every one of these people to verify where they live. They just take a ballot from a person who lives in Precinct A and voted in Precinct B, and verify that they are legally registered in Precinct A.


94 posted on 12/04/2016 5:50:06 AM PST by Alberta's Child ("Yo, bartender -- Jobu needs a refill!")
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To: shhrubbery!

If they dropped the PA suit because a recount would expose fraud on their side, why did they file for the same thing in a Fed Court?


115 posted on 12/04/2016 7:02:53 AM PST by billyboy15
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