Primary Results Thread: Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Washington

Me

[imabadboy99]

Yes! Kobach pulls into the lead

Attorney General: Kansas Primary Results (R)

Kobach
38.2%
68,460
157 ahead

Warren
38.2%
68,303

Mattivi
23.6%
42,26

[Old Yeller]

It doesn’t look good so far but 3/4ths of the state hasn’t been counted yet. I expect the cities will be counted faster. I still have hope for YES.

If we're losing it in the rural, the cities aren't going to turn it. We are so screwed, and will pay for it at the hands of Almighty God. Probably California-level drought, and earthquakes.

[peggybac]

I know, right????

[MayflowerMadam]

“Yes! Kobach pulls into the lead”

Wonderful. He started out slow.

[kabar]

State Attorney General (GOP primary)
Candidate

Votes

Pct.

Kris Kobach
74,130
38.9%

Kellie Warren
72,306
38%

Tony Mattivi
43,905
23.1%

47% of expected vote in

[hanamizu]

Here is a link to the MO Sec’y of State election website:
https://enr.sos.mo.gov/?__cf_chl_tk=AE5jVpyQPZPIKserLDUrJTlSaWef0u0D7Lk1uHwab0M-1659490316-0-gaNycGzNDb0

I find it interesting that while statewide roughly 1/4 of the precincts have reported, the 1st Congressional District (Cori Bush ie St Louis) has only 2 of 655 precincts reporting and the 5th Congressional District (Emanuel Cleaver, ie. KC) has only 16 of 665 precincts reporting.

[newfreep]

Kari Lake 147 50.87%
Karrin Robson 105 36.33%

[imabadboy99]

And just like that, the machines say that Kobach is behind

Attorney General: Kansas Primary Results (R)

Warren
39.4%
104,887
186 ahead

Kobach
39.3%
104,701

Mattivi
21.3%
56,764

[Coronal]

Where are those AZ numbers coming from?

[napscoordinator]

The stunning thing in Kansas is the number of voter DOUBLED!!!!!! That’s not really great.

[MayflowerMadam]

Wonderful.

A reported from RAV is at the Blake Masters HQ. A guy came up to him and said he had been given a Sharpie to vote. He used it, it bled through, and he raised a stink because the ballot couldn’t be read. They weren’t going to give him another one but he made such a fuss they finally did.

I guess you just have to be loud and annoy the hell out of them. No more sitting quietly to the side.

[imabadboy99]

seems strange that numbers haven’t been updating for quite a while. I’m sure it’s just honest election counting causing any delays.

Gibbs
50.2%
13,323
132 ahead

Meijer
Incumbent
49.7%
13,191
Est. 34%

[Jane Long]

I wonder if they’re (stealers) having to really fight/adjust the algorithms to keep up with all of the REAL votes.

If they stop counting....at a certain time.....we’ll know their fix is in.

[combat_boots]

Woot woot

[imabadboy99]

Now back to Kobach

Attorney General: Kansas Primary Results (R)
Kobach
39.6%
114,679
2,077 ahead

Warren
38.9%
112,602

Mattivi
21.5%
62,244

72% in

[newfreep]

https://thelibertydaily.com/live-election-results/

[CFW]

The question of whether “sharpies” could be used and instructions on the types of pens should have been settled over the past two years, given the questions of that issue in 2020. I can’t believe they are doing it again and the State’s GOP hasn’t raised an issue about it and had it clarified for this election.

That simply shows that the State’s GOP is spineless and “in on” the fraud.

[MayflowerMadam]

From what I heard a while ago, it was decided that Sharpies should NOT be given out. But they are. I guess if they look at the voter printout and you have an “R” by your name, you get a Sharpie.

[imabadboy99]

MI 3
Key Race

Gibbs
50.4%
17,980
298 ahead

Meijer
Incumbent
49.6%
17,682
Est. 46%

[imabadboy99]

Attorney General: Kansas Primary Results (R)

Kobach
40.1%
123,279
4,139 ahead

Warren
38.7%
119,140

Mattivi
21.2%
65,343

77%