Posted on 11/06/2026 1:45:02 PM PST by fwdude
With all the shocking reports from the 2026 election to date, California’s may be the worst.
Here are the current state results as of Thursday evening, two days after the election.
Take a look and see if you notice anything strange.
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Notice that in both the Governor and Lt. Governor races, the Democrats lead 53 to 46.
Look at the other top races…
(Excerpt) Read more at joehoft.com ...
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must be the default spread on the machines
yes, saw that earlier - LA mayoral race too:
cheated
Must. be lucky numbers, lll have to play them next time im at the bar playing Keno
Here’s a question...
Why do states that don’t use RCV have and use RCV-enabled electronic voting machines?
Hmmmm...
These are not the results for the whole state. Becerra is up 65 to 35.
I checked the CA gov link. It seems the Federal offices did not follow this pattern, as well as many Local offices. I suppose if there was cheating with faked numbers, it could depend on what the cheater’ goals were.
similar in Michigan...everything was won by democrats by about 400k votes
al-America had a good run as a nation...
In Before The FR Vote Fraud Naysayers...
Certainly very strange. I don’t understand the blue and supposedly red colors next to names..they seem to mean nothing. The winners are OFFICIALS in the CA government without legislative candidates.
Comments have someone saying that ALL TX results were of the same ratio....don’t know how true that is..but if there is validity to this, there needs to be immediate investigations. Is Steve Hilton talking about it? It’s too blatant not to be subjected to scrutiny - FAST!
Democrats call it a “WIN.” (By any means necessary!)
WE CALL IT “CHEATING!”
Why is that surprising/suspicious? Wouldn’t most people vote red (or blue) all the way, resulting in very similar results for all statewide races?
Well, this is Hoft and TGP...
Just curious what were the percentages in each of the Texas elections? If anyone can provide.
In Georgia every race from Governor down to Insurance Commissioner was 54% to 46%. That’s an algorithm.
According to google:
he Mathematical Odds of Identical Outcomes
If multiple independent election races were to finish with the exact same percentage breakdown, the mathematical probability of it happening by pure coincidence would be essentially zero.
• Compounding Probabilities: If the chance of a single race finishing exactly 53% to 46% is small (e.g., 1 in 100), the odds of two independent races doing so is 1/10,000. For dozens of congressional and state legislative races to hit the exact same mark, the probability compounds into numbers with dozens of trailing zeros.
• Independent Variables: Every district has a different baseline partisan lean, distinct local campaigns, varying third-party candidate presence, and unique voter turnouts.
• Statistical Impossibility: Because these factors act independently across different geographic boundaries, uniform vote shares across all races do not occur in transparent, high-turnout democracies.
It’s not suspicious at all. Voters today tend to vote straight party line. Ticket splitting is a relic of a long-ago time when the two parties saw eye to eye on 90% of the issues and differed on the remaining 10%.
What $reaking garbage—So I checked the CA SOS election results. Gov and Lt. Gov are 64.5% D, 34.5 R both....which is not surprising. As for other results down the line, a mix of course. I call BS on this article.
Now that I think of it, this WOULD be the result with 98%+ of people voting a straight party ticket. But it is not what we usually see, regardless.
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