This is a good article explains how they cheated. They sent ‘canvassers’ door to door to get people to fill out absentee ballots. They likely instructed many how to fill them out, intimidated people by their very presence, denied them the right to abstain, and passed over GOP registered houses.
CA law allows any individual to collect and turn over bulk numbers of ballots collected in this manner.
Lawsuit must be filed to prevent this, it violates the Constitutionally prescribed method for Presidential elections (1st Tuesday after 1st Monday in November), is ripe to abuse, represents intimidation just by showing up at people’s homes telling them when how why to fill out a ballot, provenance of the ballots remains questionable, as does ballot integrity through poor chain of custody requirements, and to the degree of fraud involved disenfranchises legitimate votes.
Should not be permitted on many legal grounds.
I also think the open primary system is a violation of freedom of association, but not sure if that has been litigated.
At least we don’t have someone like Roy Moore in office. He is so not nice./sar/ We have to elect some black Ops or people who don’t like to lose.
Yeah, the early voting periods, liberalized absentee voting rules, motor voter registration, coupled with mega data are changing the rules of the game. Is it !egal?. Mostly yes. The progressive mantra to promote democracy leads to mob rule of the gimmedats. The GOP and the courts seem more than willing to bend over and take it.
All of this is why conservatives need to find and run DINOs, aka Donald Dems, to run in ‘Rat primaries.
Until then, we are fighting with one hand tied behind our back.
This is a good article explains how they cheated. They sent ‘canvassers’ door to door to get people to fill out absentee ballots. They likely instructed many how to fill them out, intimidated people by their very presence, denied them the right to abstain, and passed over GOP registered houses.
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Or they took the ballots, opened them, and trashed any for Republicans.
This is exactly what happened in Arizona. And here, you have to sign the envelope so your signature can be verified. The signatures on the envelopes didn’t match on thousands of ballots here, but the Maricopa County Recorder verified them anyway and, once the envelops is separated from the ballot, there is no other way to verify the validity of the ballot. That is how Sinema won.