[tricky_k_1972]

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[Oldexpat]

If they mailed the ballots late,,the ballots should be accepted late by an equal number of days. No election should be validated without counting the military ballots. There were lots of elections decided by a number of votes far less than the missing military vote.

[RGF]

“In Illinois’ case, election officials generally don’t make vote counts official until eight to 10 days after the election.”

That’s so they know how many dead votes they need.

[Spok]

The whole idea is to invalidate the military’s vote, which they will. And the DOJ will do nothing, just like the Black Panther incident in Philadelphia.

[SC_Pete]

Mr. Issa,

Let the investigations commence. And may they end with criminal referrals.

Respectfully,

[SandRat]

Typical RAT conduct. Not the any will end up being Cuffed and Stuffed for a free ride to L-O-N-G L-O-N-G L-O-N-G stay in a federal prison but the shoud be.

[Jacquerie]

St. Clair County Clerk Bob Delaney said 1,297 overseas military ballots — many of them connected with Scott Air Force Base — didn’t get sent out until Oct. 4, primarily because he was waiting for a decision on whether the Constitution Party would be allowed on the ballot.

How convenient. I'm sure the law allowed for this. If this reason was primary, what were the secondary reasons beyond mailing cost?