BREAKING: Audit Results of Primary Election in Torrance County, New Mexico Show Differences Between Hand Counts and SOS Records of Up to 25%

The Gateway Pundit ^ | October 24, 2022 | Joe Hoft

[Dr. Franklin]

An audit of the primary results in Torrance County, New Mexico uncovered numerous material items from the election.

CD Media reports:

"Torrance County, NM recently held an audit of their primary election and the results showed a stunning 25% difference between machine and hand count results.
Torrance is a small county but the significance is huge for the 2022 general election on Nov 8."
... The errors appeared to be in the Republican block of votes!

[kvanbrunt2]

Is there an actual audit?

[MAGAthon]

apologies for double post.

[JustaTech]

What we troglodytes might ignorantly call 'cheating' they call affirmative action vote tabulation.

Because racism.

They also call it protecting our democracy.

Because Democrats winning elections is democracy while Democrats losing elections is fascism.

They believe words control everything and all you have to do to win is change the words.

We were once a dangerous species before we were befuddled with words at the Tower of Babel.

[T.B. Yoits]

If it's not 100% auditable, it's not an election.

These people, including those from the computer companies selling the vote stealing machines and software, need to be tried for high crimes and treason.

Those printing fake ballots can have their life sentences printed out on the reverse.

[Pilsner]

Does anyone have an example of what they mean by a "25% difference?"

25% more total voters than the machine count?
25% fewer total voters than the machine count?
25% more votes for candidate "X" than the machine count?
25% fewer votes for candidate "X" than the machine count?
25% change more votes cast in the race between candidates "X" and "Y" than the machine count?
25% fewer votes cast in the race between candidates "X" and "Y" than the machine count?
25% change in the margin for victory/defeat in the race between candidates "X" and "Y" than the machine count?

[Pilsner]

If a write-in candidate for dog catcher received 4 votes in the machine count, and 5 votes in the hand count, that is a 25% difference.

[thecodont]

Increasingly, it’s looking like votes and ballots will not be deciding the direction of things. That’s sad.

Here in sunny California, I wonder if that is the cause of the untouched mail-in ballots and voter guides left in the mail pile. Why bother voting if voting decides ... nothing? The lefties in CA loved Bernie and didn't get him, I wonder if this is all beginning to crystallize for this group.

[Dr. Franklin]

Here in sunny California, I wonder if that is the cause of the untouched mail-in ballots and voter guides left in the mail pile. Why bother voting if voting decides ... nothing? The lefties in CA loved Bernie and didn't get him, I wonder if this is all beginning to crystallize for this group.

I've been working on a Bernie Bro I know that Bernie won twice and the Dems cheated him out of the nomination twice. Unfortunately, this Bernie Bro has a bad case of TDS, and has been resisting appeals to reason. Eventually, the light may go off, but TDS interferes with reason.

[Do_Tar]

Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs (D) indicated that she will sue officials in one county if they choose to count ballots by hand, a process that’s “time intensive and prone to human error.”

Yep. That Katie Hobbs.

[ckilmer]

the republican is up in NM but its within the margin of error.

Is it safe to say that the republican needs to get outside the margin of error to win?