[rarestia]

I’ve always kind of dismissed WI as a “nice to have.” Trump is only down 17K votes. It could swing his way, but anything under 20k is a target for the Democrat vote fraud machine.

[TheDandyMan]

With GA being, apparently, still up in the air, MI lead shrinking, PA down ng its best to piss me off, AZ looking bad....I don’t know if we can dismiss WI.

[noiseman]

I know this would violate federalism, and would require a constitutional amendment and therefore will never happen anyway, but we really need a single, uniform national rule that dictates that the boundaries of the universe of votes that were cast must be determined before counting is allowed to begin. And once counting begins, no additional ballots will be accepted.

There’s no excuse for not forcing states to declare the total number of ballots receive prior to beginning counting, and to constrain those states to only that number of ballots once declared. This utter mess we have going right now creates the perfect environment for fraud. No one knows how many ballots might legitimately be out there, which means that when piles of ballots of unknown origin are suddenly “found”, there is no basis for anyone to challenge their legitimacy, because there’s no way to prove where they came from. We can’t even know if that number of ballots suddenly appearing is possible. All we hear is, “Every vote must be counted”, regardless of how many keep appearing. Someone might say, “Well, you can match the signatures”, but the dems have been working hard to remove even weak safeguards like that.