I'm in Texas not California. While it's true that there was no chance Texas would go for Obama, there was a chance the DemocRATS might take over the lower House of the state legislature, and there were three seats in play in my city that could be picked up by Republicans to prevent a Democrat takeover. Two were held by freshmen, and one was held by a two term legislator. The one race we did win was probably the most expensive state House race in the whole state, because both candidates spent over $1.8 million combined on their campaigns. The freshman incumbent was an old Harvard law school buddy of Obama's (some websites I have see say he was Obama's room mate at Harvard), and his challenger was a 4 term former Democrat legislator turned Republican who had represented parts of this district back in the early 1990's.
I’m sorry I called you a Californian. (No offence to Californians) ;-)
I don’t think the Dems were as worried about the house seats in Texas as they were about 0bama winning the swing states.
That’s where you have to concentrate your first investigations in to the fraud.
Does the constitution make provisions for a stolen election, discovered after the fact?