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las vegas was a hotbed of fraud in 2008. someone should have been ready for this.

That's not the only hotbed, not by a mile:

Las Vegas (Reid), Milwaukee/Madison (Feingold), Philly & Pittsburgh (Sestak), Chicago (Giannoulis), Seattle (Murray), Denver/Boulder (Bennett)..... anyone see a pattern here? Like, that every close race where the GOP could pick up a Senate seat is going to come down to fraud, and if so we are going to lose every single one of them? Damn right somebody should have seen this coming.

West Virginia has no major cities along the lines of Las Vegas, but that state has been controlled for SO long by labor union thugs that Manchin probably isn't quite working on his concession speech yet, even though Raese is supposedly up by about 5 points - nowhere near enough.

At least the margins of Republican Senate victories in Lousiana (New Orleans), Florida (Palm Beach/Broward and more) and Ohio (Cleveland/Columbus) put them outside the range of vote fraud - at least I hope so.

“even though Raese is supposedly up by about 5 points - nowhere near enough.”

I just don't believe that the RATS can actually steal a race that is even 3 points up, let alone 5% up. In a state like WA - 3% is a LOT of votes (45,000 on 1.5 million votes and 5% is 75,000) - nothing like the 130 that eventually separated Rossi from Gargoyle in the 2004 theft (when 2.4 million votes were cast in a presidential election year).

So extrapolating that to WV where the population is 1.82 million and WA ST. pop. is 6.47 million or so, the equivalent of a 3% lead for Raese is about 12,800 votes. That's a TON of votes to try to come up with fraudulently, and a 5% lead would be 21,300.

In the other example of a statewide stolen race - MN - “Minnesota law requires an automatic recount when the margin between the leading candidates is less than 0.5% of the vote, and the margin between Coleman and Franken was about 0.01%. Barkley came in third with 15%.”

So you see, it's really a HUGE issue when a race is razor thin. The chances of any of these races being razor thin is small. The chances of all of them being razor thin, is slim to none.

This does NOT mean voter fraud is not a HUGE issue as the last 6 years have illustratively proven before our sad eyes.