Posted on 07/01/2014 8:56:03 AM PDT by Oldpuppymax
Chris McDaniel should mount a write-in campaign to be elected to the Senate from Mississippi, here’ why.
The first thing to consider in the aftermath of the underhanded stunt the GOPe pulled to keep their hands on power in Mississippi is that right now the candidacy of Chris McDaniel is dead. It cannot be killed because it is dead. That said, McDaniel has nothing at all to lose and everything to gain by pursuing every legal and political option available to him and even those “not” available to him.
After the votes were counted, Thad Cochran had 6693 votes more than Chris McDaniel in the primary runoff to secure the Republican nomination for United States Senate. Immediately after the votes were counted the media, the NAACP and the GOPe began taunting McDaniel with snarky comments about the TEA party being dead and the Republicans finally “reaching across the aisle to Blacks” asking what McDaniel is complaining about.
Investigation has already shown almost 800 fraudulent votes were cast in one heavily Black county alone. There are still at least nine other counties where heavy Black turnout likely swung the runoff to Cochran. Since the NAACP is bragging that as many as 35,000 Blacks voted for Cochran there will be plenty of double voting frauds to uncover and prosecute.
A conservative website carries a picture of a page in a voting precinct book from Hinds County that shows four people had voted in the June 3 Democrat primary which made them ineligible to vote in the Republican primary held on June 24; yet three of them did. To succeed, McDaniel doesn’t need to find anywhere near that 75% figure of fraudulent voters among Cochran’s African American Democrat troops. All he needs is...
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My understanding is that the write in line is reserved for a circumstance when any one of the named candidates is unavailable for non-political reasons. If the GOP nominee dies, then a GOP candidate's name can be written in that line, etc.
So, a primary loser could well become the party's preferred candidate.
But, if Childers becomes unavailable for non political reasons, I don't think a vote for a GOP primary loser is counted, if written in.
Thank you! I’d read of book-switching, but wasn’t clear on it until right now.
SO: where do we go from here? I admit impatience, every day this goes on is another day for people to get paid to clam up and go on an island vacation.
What is the next step? thank you again.
RUSH JUST ANNOUNCED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HE IS GOING TO DISCUSS TOMORROW THIS VOTE BUYING SCANDAL!!!
YES!!!!!
I predicted he’d lead with it, was only off by three hours :)
Link only. Cochran campaign claiming Fielder paid for “get out the vote” work only.
People over at the Rush thread haven’t noticed yet.
I imagine the McDaniel campaign and its supporters and volunteers are working around the clock to uncover all the ballots that were illegally cast in hundreds of precincts.
I imagine they are going to do a thorough job because they want the case closed with no possibility of spin.
The next step is for them to come up with more than 6700 illegally cast votes and request the state elections director or State Secretary of State to overturn the runoff election. If that is not forthcoming I expect them to file n state court to overturn the election.
If McDaniel is thwarted legally, he should concede and endorse the most honest, ethical, and conservative in the race-THE DEMOCRAT!
Can you point to the MS statute that says you can’t be a write in candidate in MS?
And what does the code provide for in MS?
And what does the code provide for in MS?
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I’m not going back and dig thru the code but you can. Essentially all candidates have
to file by a certain date be it a party or write in candidate. The other option
for write in is if one of the filed candidates dies before the election then a write can
be made in that case.
Thank you for the info and taking the time to respond.
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