Posted on 03/13/2024 12:03:06 AM PDT by zeestephen
Republican Party: Trump - 54,171 (61%) - Nikki Haley - 29,810 (33.6%) --- Democratic Party: Biden - 195,549 (84.2%) - Uncommitted - 23,574 (10.2%) --- Total Voter Turn Out: 23.2% of registered voters --- Party Share of Total Vote: Democrat - 72.2% - Republican - 27.6% --- 2020 General Election Result: Biden - 75% - Trump - 22.2% --- 2024 Open Primary: voters could choose any Party, but just one vote.
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Sure, that is what they say. Head Shake.
Washington State pioneered the types of shenanigans that were used to rig the 2020 and 2022 elections. Mail in voting started here in 1983 and our elections have been 100% mail since 2011. Strangely enough one party has taken over every branch of state government, including our Supreme Court. What a surprise!
How many of the non Commies have moved away since then?
The dummy 29,810 votes for Nikki Haley were thrown away on someone who dropped out of the race. I was shocked that the Washington State Secretary of State had other candidates who dropped out, given on the primary ballot:
Republican Candidates************ Page
Chris Christie...........................................9
Ron DeSantis.......................................... 10
Nikki Haley..............................................11
Vivek Ramaswamy..................................12
Donald J. Trump......................................13
WA looks better than I expected
But the 27% turnout is a lazy low.
We lived in downtown Seattle, Belltown actually, back when Obama was running the first time. I was an poll watcher, and I had to call EVERY REPUBLICAN VOTER to get out and vote......there were 11 of us, counting my husband and I!!!!! The Democrats had 784!!! OMG!! 11 to 784!!!
Raises hand ... Was born and raised there, and left 2 years ago.
I’m a legal resident of WA state, but I spend a lot of time in Hawaii.
I can say they are essentially both single party state run by the big metropolitan areas and all others be damned.
states need an “electoral” college just to make rural people get a voice, like they do at the federal level.
I moved to Queen Anne in 2004, about six months before the Bush v. Kerry election.
I walked to and from work each day, to downtown Seattle and back, about 20-25 minutes each way, with a choice of about three different streets, which I would change almost every day.
During those walks I saw thousands of Kerry bumper stickers or Kerry for President signs in apartment windows.
A couple weeks before the election, I saw one (!) Bush for President sticker, on a car, that was being towed away!
Incredibly, Bush got almost 35% of the King County vote in 2004.
Since then, McCain and Romney were below 30%, and Trump barely squeaked over 20%.
Just ask Governor Rossi.
How do we know we can trust that turnout number?
I wouldn’t, not without an audit.
That said, if able-bodied Americans are too lazy to get their butts to the polls, then we deserve what we get.
>Just ask Governor Rossi.
They had to pump out hundreds of votes for that one. The GOP just sat back and did nothing.
Rulers come and Rulers go. It has been that way ever
since Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492. White
males ruled and the natives were put on reservations.
Then they went across the ocean to Africa and brought
in their peoples to do the grunt labor, both male and
female. A civil war was fought in the mid 1800s to give
them rights not given to slaves. Life goes on and the
world keeps changing. Heck there may be some living
on one of the foreign planets before long.
Enjoy your three score and ten as best you can.
Congratulations. I hope your freedom is fully restored.
FFF ... Fully Free in Florida
Good to hear that.
Good idea re state-level electoral colleges. That would definitely help with the insane level of fraud in the Rat infested urban strongholds.
>> there were 11 of us, counting my husband and I!!!!! The Democrats had 784!!! OMG!! 11 to 784!!!
That’s crazy. It’s one of the few things that Rats do well — voter turnout. Hopefully the RNC will improve given the new leadership.
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