South Bend Tribune Seeks Credible Sources Regarding Election Fraud 2020

Self | 1/18/2022 | D. Seyboldt

[DennisR]

It is not unusual for counting to continue after Election Day. That is what was allowed in PA. But the votes had to be postmarked on or before Election Day. It was not as a lot of people seem to believe: that ballots received after Election Day were counted. I see absolutely no problem in extending the time required to count votes as long as they are postmarked by Election Day.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/supreme-court-allows-3-day-extension-pennsylvania-ballot-counting-n1243949

[Flavious_Maximus]

They were counting ballots that had no clear postmark.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/supreme-court-allows-pennsylvania-to-count-mailed-ballots-up-to-3-days-after-election

[hoosierboy]

I used to live in south bend, I still work there but live right over the border in michigan. It’s amazing the contrast between mishawaka which is next door and republican and south bend which is run by the rat party. The tribune isn’t interested in the truth. I remember nancy sulok and what a liberal reporter she was, supposedly looking for the “truth”.

[kiryandil]

Two quick Indiana notes:

1) There was no US Senate race in Indiana in 2020, which is why Indiana vote fraud was down to a dull roar.

2) Ask him why the turnouts in the counties centered around Marion County were off the charts compared to Obama 2008 - whereas in the rest of the state, Obama's 2008 turnouts beat Biden's 2020 turnouts like a rented mule.

Enthusiastic voters around Marion County? LOLOL!!

More like trying to steal Indiana US House seat CD-5 from Congresswoman Victoria Spartz...

														Obama 2008	Biden 2020
														minus	divided by
		Obama 2008		McCain	2008 total				Biden		Trump	2020 total		Biden 2020	Obama 2008
Boone	37%	9,752	62%	16,622	26,647		Boone	40%	15,244	58%	22,351	38,520		-5,492	156%
Hamilton	39%	49,704	61%	78,401	129,064		Hamilton	46%	88,390	52%	101,587	193,999		-38,686	178%
Hancock	35%	11,874	64%	22,008	34,253		Hancock	30%	12,895	68%	28,996	42,911		-1,021	109%
Hendricks	38%	24,548	61%	39,728	64,955		Hendricks	37%	32,604	61%	53,802	88,505		-8,056	133%
Johnson	37%	21,553	62%	36,487	58,644		Johnson	32%	24,736	66%	51,219	77,618		-3,183	115%
Marion	64%	241,987	35%	134,313	379,362		Marion	64%	247,772	34%	134,175	389,619		-5,785	102%

Of the 92 counties in Indiana, only four other counties beat Obama's 2008 turnout:

Allen County    -1,926	103%
Clark County    -1,140	105%
Floyd County    -1,248	108%
Porter County     -568	101%

The rest of the Indiana 2020 counties averaged 60 to 80 percent of Obama's 2008 turnout...

[kiryandil]

														Obama 2008	Biden 2020
														minus	divided by
		Obama 2008		McCain	2008 total				Biden		Trump	2020 total		Biden 2020	Obama 2008
Adams	37%	4,928	62%	8,404	13,513		Adams	23%	3,236	75%	10,686	14,209		1,692	66%
Allen	47%	71,263	52%	77,793	150,547		Allen	43%	73,189	55%	92,083	169,082		-1,926	103%
Bartholomew	44%	13,567	55%	17,067	31,043		Bartholomew	36%	12,934	62%	22,410	36,235		633	95%
Benton	41%	1,563	57%	2,183	3,814		Benton	25%	1,009	73%	3,007	4,114		554	65%
Blackford	49%	2,677	49%	2,690	5,441		Blackford	26%	1,376	72%	3,841	5,351		1,301	51%
Boone	37%	9,752	62%	16,622	26,647		Boone	40%	15,244	58%	22,351	38,520		-5,492	156%
Brown	48%	3,854	50%	4,060	8,055		Brown	34%	3,036	64%	5,777	8,981		818	79%
Carroll	43%	3,736	56%	4,858	8,736		Carroll	23%	2,224	75%	7,086	9,495		1,512	60%
Cass	45%	7,011	53%	8,346	15,653		Cass	28%	4,304	69%	10,552	15,198		2,707	61%
Clark	46%	21,953	53%	25,326	47,725		Clark	40%	23,093	58%	33,668	57,869		-1,140	105%
Clay	44%	4,954	55%	6,267	11,395		Clay	21%	2,552	77%	9,499	12,267		2,402	52%
Clinton	43%	5,307	56%	6,919	12,401		Clinton	26%	3,361	72%	9,334	12,949		1,946	63%
Crawford	48%	2,286	50%	2,393	4,744		Crawford	27%	1,355	70%	3,483	4,944		931	59%
Daviess	32%	3,370	67%	7,098	10,586		Daviess	18%	2,169	80%	9,576	11,954		1,201	64%
Dearborn	32%	7,123	67%	14,886	22,217		Dearborn	21%	5,446	77%	19,528	25,383		1,677	76%
Decatur	37%	3,892	62%	6,449	10,488		Decatur	20%	2,439	78%	9,575	12,287		1,453	63%
DeKalb	42%	7,175	57%	9,780	17,149		Dekalb	25%	4,966	73%	14,237	19,628		2,209	69%
Delaware	57%	28,384	42%	20,916	49,863		Delaware	42%	20,474	56%	26,827	48,191		7,910	72%
Dubois	47%	8,748	51%	9,526	18,565		Dubois	29%	6,292	69%	15,033	21,770		2,456	72%
Elkhart	44%	31,398	55%	39,396	71,458		Elkhart	35%	26,108	63%	46,972	74,387		5,290	83%
Fayette	46%	4,389	52%	4,917	9,462		Fayette	22%	2,237	77%	7,755	10,136		2,152	51%
Floyd	45%	16,263	55%	19,957	36,537		Floyd	42%	17,511	56%	23,400	41,802		-1,248	108%
Fountain	42%	3,094	56%	4,158	7,410		Fountain	20%	1,629	77%	6,154	7,986		1,465	53%
Franklin	32%	3,404	66%	7,018	10,610		Franklin	18%	2,137	81%	9,691	12,000		1,267	63%
Fulton	41%	3,702	57%	5,147	9,006		Fulton	25%	2,280	73%	6,694	9,147		1,422	62%
Gibson	43%	6,455	56%	8,449	15,095		Gibson	25%	4,023	73%	11,817	16,161		2,432	62%
Grant	43%	11,293	56%	14,734	26,299		Grant	30%	8,015	68%	18,543	27,159		3,278	71%
Greene	42%	5,709	56%	7,691	13,629		Greene	23%	3,389	75%	11,103	14,784		2,320	59%
Hamilton	39%	49,704	61%	78,401	129,064		Hamilton	46%	88,390	52%	101,587	193,999		-38,686	178%
Hancock	35%	11,874	64%	22,008	34,253		Hancock	30%	12,895	68%	28,996	42,911		-1,021	109%
Harrison	40%	7,288	58%	10,551	18,091		Harrison	26%	5,343	72%	14,565	20,236		1,945	73%
Hendricks	38%	24,548	61%	39,728	64,955		Hendricks	37%	32,604	61%	53,802	88,505		-8,056	133%
Henry	47%	10,059	51%	10,896	21,319		Henry	26%	5,544	72%	15,043	21,030		4,515	55%
Howard	46%	17,871	52%	20,248	38,624		Howard	33%	13,303	65%	26,449	40,630		4,568	74%
Huntington	36%	5,843	63%	10,291	16,328		Huntington	24%	4,255	74%	13,147	17,829		1,588	73%
Jackson	42%	7,354	56%	9,726	17,374		Jackson	22%	4,302	76%	14,555	19,238		3,052	58%
Jasper	39%	5,044	60%	7,669	12,875		Jasper	25%	3,798	74%	11,383	15,475		1,246	75%
Jay	45%	3,748	53%	4,401	8,315		Jay	23%	1,926	75%	6,361	8,461		1,822	51%
Jefferson	46%	6,255	52%	7,053	13,490		Jefferson	32%	4,731	66%	9,663	14,697		1,524	76%
Jennings	45%	5,312	53%	6,261	11,839		Jennings	21%	2,523	77%	9,490	12,251		2,789	47%
Johnson	37%	21,553	62%	36,487	58,644		Johnson	32%	24,736	66%	51,219	77,618		-3,183	115%
Knox	46%	7,569	53%	8,639	16,424		Knox	25%	4,067	73%	11,655	16,011		3,502	54%
Kosciusko	31%	9,236	68%	20,488	30,134		Kosciusko	23%	8,364	74%	26,499	35,787		872	91%
LaGrange	39%	3,663	60%	5,702	9,491		Lagrange	22%	2,355	76%	8,110	10,633		1,308	64%
Lake	67%	139,301	33%	67,742	208,757		Lake	57%	124,870	42%	91,760	219,956		14,431	90%
LaPorte	60%	28,258	38%	17,918	46,919		LaPorte	45%	22,427	53%	25,997	49,392		5,831	79%
Lawrence	39%	7,208	59%	11,018	18,534		Lawrence	24%	4,961	74%	15,601	21,025		2,247	69%
Madison	53%	30,152	46%	26,403	57,340		Madison	38%	19,524	60%	31,215	51,793		10,628	65%
Marion	64%	241,987	35%	134,313	379,362		Marion	64%	247,772	34%	134,175	389,619		-5,785	102%
Marshall	43%	7,889	56%	10,406	18,550		Marshall	29%	5,712	69%	13,844	19,927		2,177	72%
Martin	35%	1,706	64%	3,122	4,903		Martin	20%	1,011	78%	4,029	5,144		695	59%
Miami	39%	5,564	59%	8,312	14,113		Miami	22%	3,235	75%	10,925	14,473		2,329	58%
Monroe	66%	41,450	33%	21,118	63,215		Monroe	63%	39,861	35%	22,071	63,151		1,589	96%
Montgomery	39%	6,013	59%	9,060	15,285		Montgomery	25%	4,213	74%	12,659	17,198		1,800	70%
Morgan	36%	10,330	63%	18,129	28,811		Morgan	22%	7,781	76%	27,512	36,159		2,549	75%
Newton	43%	2,625	55%	3,301	6,045		Newton	23%	1,509	75%	4,942	6,591		1,116	57%
Noble	42%	7,064	57%	9,673	16,974		Noble	24%	4,660	74%	14,195	19,190		2,404	66%
Ohio	40%	1,158	59%	1,713	2,918		Ohio	22%	668	67%	2,054	3,075		490	58%
Orange	42%	3,390	56%	4,536	8,086		Orange	25%	2,224	73%	6,432	8,832		1,166	66%
Owen	44%	3,570	54%	4,415	8,170		Owen	24%	2,420	74%	7,286	9,904		1,150	68%
Parke	42%	2,924	56%	3,909	6,964		Parke	21%	1,503	77%	5,400	7,013		1,421	51%
Perry	61%	5,141	38%	3,202	8,490		Perry	37%	3,203	61%	5,345	8,722		1,938	62%
Pike	45%	2,700	53%	3,221	6,028		Pike	23%	1,415	75%	4,692	6,220		1,285	52%
Porter	53%	39,178	46%	33,857	73,916		Porter	46%	39,746	52%	45,008	86,509		-568	101%
Posey	46%	5,828	53%	6,804	12,771		Posey	29%	3,811	70%	9,206	13,236		2,017	65%
Pulaski	41%	2,466	57%	3,388	5,964		Pulaski	25%	1,463	73%	4,246	5,806		1,003	59%
Putnam	43%	6,334	55%	8,086	14,646		Putnam	24%	3,946	74%	12,278	16,597		2,388	62%
Randolph	45%	4,839	54%	5,788	10,808		Randolph	23%	2,513	75%	8,312	11,070		2,326	52%
Ripley	34%	4,187	64%	7,794	12,188		Ripley	19%	2,774	79%	11,261	14,271		1,413	66%
Rush	42%	3,229	56%	4,271	7,629		Rush	22%	1,754	76%	6,035	7,932		1,475	54%
St. Joseph	58%	68,710	41%	48,510	118,389		St. Joseph	52%	59,896	46%	53,164	115,138		8,814	87%
Scott	48%	4,271	50%	4,445	8,877		Scott	27%	2,701	72%	7,331	10,167		1,570	63%
Shelby	40%	6,987	59%	10,333	17,574		Shelby	25%	5,023	73%	14,568	19,991		1,964	72%
Spencer	50%	5,039	49%	5,001	10,181		Spencer	30%	3,213	68%	7,357	10,769		1,826	64%
Starke	51%	4,778	47%	4,473	9,466		Starke	26%	2,650	73%	7,466	10,290		2,128	55%
Steuben	45%	6,284	54%	7,674	14,146		Steuben	28%	4,513	70%	11,327	16,162		1,771	72%
Sullivan	49%	4,284	49%	4,343	8,782		Sullivan	24%	2,153	74%	6,691	8,994		2,131	50%
Switzerland	45%	1,638	53%	1,940	3,640		Switzerland	23%	964	75%	3,133	4,154		674	59%
Tippecanoe	55%	37,781	44%	29,822	68,436		Tippecanoe	49%	35,017	48%	34,581	71,448		2,764	93%
Tipton	42%	3,250	57%	4,452	7,827		Tipton	23%	1,834	75%	6,110	8,116		1,416	56%
Union	37%	1,224	62%	2,061	3,348		Union	21%	736	77%	2,688	3,483		488	60%
Vanderburgh	51%	39,423	48%	37,512	77,656		Vanderburgh	44%	34,415	54%	41,844	77,662		5,008	87%
Vermillion	56%	4,003	42%	3,010	7,135		Vermillion	29%	2,145	69%	5,184	7,481		1,858	54%
Vigo	57%	25,040	42%	18,121	43,706		Vigo	42%	18,123	56%	24,545	43,594		6,917	72%
Wabash	39%	5,456	59%	8,238	13,871		Wabash	24%	3,494	74%	10,762	14,573		1,962	64%
Warren	44%	1,755	54%	2,166	3,998		Warren	22%	974	76%	3,401	4,472		781	55%
Warrick	43%	12,329	56%	16,013	28,665		Warrick	35%	11,923	63%	21,326	33,829		406	97%
Washington	40%	4,562	58%	6,519	11,305		Washington	23%	2,784	75%	9,114	12,139		1,778	61%
Wayne	47%	13,459	51%	14,558	28,562		Wayne	34%	9,524	63%	17,567	27,679		3,935	71%
Wells	34%	4,403	65%	8,504	13,073		Wells	21%	2,928	77%	10,855	14,050		1,475	67%
White	45%	4,839	53%	5,731	10,767		White	27%	3,032	71%	7,957	11,166		1,807	63%
Whitley	39%	5,862	60%	9,124	15,188		Whitley	24%	4,234	73%	12,862	17,556		1,628	72%

[kiryandil]

The turnout column is on the far right - Biden 2020 divided by Obama 2008.

Note the handful of Indiana counties where Biden's "turnout" was greater than Obama's 2008 turnout (more than 100%).

[Fester Chugabrew]

Yes. Cannot make any demands. They published one of mine a couple months ago and I was pleasantly surprised. Since it *is* an editorial, however, I find it interesting they want to “fact check” it.

[Fester Chugabrew]

A healthy sense of delusion will discard Benford’s Law as hearsay and non-applicable; not a “credible source.” I tend to think the only credible sources for the left are their imaginations and the echo chambers wherein they dwell.

[Fester Chugabrew]

The editor seemed clueless in regard to on-going investigations into massive fraud. She mentioned Maricopa County and how, according to her “credible sources,” “nothing happened there.” By current appearances that is true, but I don’t think it is over.

[Fester Chugabrew]

Those facts are worthy of note and qualify as “shenanigans” in my vocabulary, anyway.

[Fester Chugabrew]

I would allow even more time, but will not tolerate fake, duplicate, or otherwise fraudulent ballots. Every *legitimate* vote counts, and for a vote to be legitimate all parties with skin in the game must agree on each ballot in terms of meaning and validity. The enemy has openly admitted that it’s who counts the votes that counts, so any efforts toward integrity must be aimed chiefly at the counting process, to which most voters currently are blind. Shine a light!

[HamiltonJay]

I didn’t mention a single investigation.

What I cited were COURT RULINGS!

They can’t debate them.. they aren’t some private citizens or groups making claims they are COURT RULINGS

They can’t argue or debate them

[sausageseller]

Motor voter in Indiana is terrible.
They ask 16 and 17 years if they want to register to vote when get getting the Drivers License.
They say yes thinking they are registered.
The show up on election day only to find out that they can't register when they are under 18.
Then the Karen parents go ballistic ...

My wife is an election judge in Indiana and sees it every election... My wife also had to turn a voter away In Boone County because she was registered in South Bend. Moved and never updated her voter registration. Blamed everyone but herself.

[Fester Chugabrew]

Lo and behold, it has been published as of today:

https://www.southbendtribune.com/story/opinion/2022/01/22/means-checking-individual-vote-count-state-level-needed/6590623001/