I just watched video. A legal non-citizen says he got several text messages from some Dem org (not sure) telling him to go and vote, that he didn’t vote yet, and address to vote. Last message was 30 minutes before the polls closed. The guy (no face shown) shows his phone with the text, Laura Loomer got the phone number where the text message came from.
I just watched video. A legal non-citizen says he got several text messages from some Dem org (not sure) telling him to go and vote, that he didn’t vote yet, and address to vote. Last message was 30 minutes before the polls closed. The guy (no face shown) shows his phone with the text, Laura Loomer got the phone number where the text message came from.
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A legal non-citizen, registered to vote. This in itself is a violation of law. All voter registration in Florida is done long before an election, and voters must show ID.
So there must be a record of the “legal non-citizen” being illegally registered to vote in Florida.
The way they get around this is to conduct voter registration drives, keep copies of the registrations, turn in the originals, then vote absentee, with forged signatures, for those they’ve registered.
If the actual voter shows at the polls on election day, and there is a record of an absentee ballot on file, they are given a provisional ballot. (Seems to me they should go back and pull the absentee ballot, flag it as suspicious needing further investigation, and not count it)
There is suspicion that in Broward, they keep track of those who did not vote in the previous election,and fill out absentees for those on the list.
The primary question is if Broward and Palm Beach had no problems getting their ballots counted in 2016, what changed? My answer is that Trump changed their equation, and they went all out to keep Nelson in the Senate.