what ?
xi hasnt made up his mind yet ?
As long as Garvey comes out in second place, he will face Schiff in November. (This is a “top two” race instead of a Primary due to the incompetence of the California Republican Party which stupidly signed on to this type of system.)
Well, in a good year Garvey did typically hit about .335 or so.
So there are two elections at the same time, one for the final few weeks of the current term and an election for the next full six year term. Strange.
Is there any country on earth that counts votes more slowly than does California?
The deadline for mail-in ballots should be on the Saturday before Election Day so they can announce the winner.
They are going to cheat.
The minimum wage hires who fill in the blank ballots get carpal tunnel from writing so many and it all slows down.
So many voters with identical handwriting, it’s amazing.
I tell this story constantly
My mom was a local GOP Party canvasser and poll-watcher in NY State, from her young adult years in 1940s up to the late 1980s
At the time NY used paper ballots, and had those large analogue machines with the lever for closing the curtain and priming the machine. Mail-in ballots had to be obtained long before election day (I believe it was 2 weeks min, but don’t recall exactly). There were recounts in some close races, but those were very few and were settled quickly.
Polls closed at 9 PM, and she would be home by 10:30 PM, where we would watch West Coast results on TV. All State results were announced that evening, usually by 11 PM
The fact that many states can not give a result within even DAYS is slap in the face to Americans and a SHAME on government. Its a sure sign of fraud and corruption
Controversial radio ad brings election integrity into the spotlight
https://krcrtv.com/news/local/controversial-radio-ad-brings-election-integrity-into-the-spotlight
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https://krcrtv.com/news/local/election-commission-meeting-devolves-into-argument#
The meeting started as usual with public comment. About a dozen people came up to give their thoughts on the subject matter of the day. With some calling for Bev Gray to step down for her controversial radio ad that ran before the election, while others applauded her work.
In regard to their observations on election day, only Commission Chair Ronnean Lund had much to say against the process.
“One of the main things was the poll workers were completely, inadequately trained in almost every site that I went to,” she says.
The commission recommended new training for poll workers to work out the hiccups in the new system.
Commission members Gray and Lund also revealed some of their alleged discoveries from going over the voter rolls.
This took up much of the second half of the meeting as commissioners devolved into a heated discussion over whether it was appropriate for Gray to represent herself as a member of the commission in the ad. Gray responded saying she only received 3 calls in relation to the ad and had already received dozens before it had run about ballots being sent out incorrectly.
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Shasta County election meeting gets fiery over alleged voting issues
by Maxwell Tedford
Mon, March 11th 2024 at 7:42 PM
Updated Mon, March 11th 2024 at 10:40 PM
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The commission meeting was not widely attended, with less than 20 members of the public in attendance. (KRCR)
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The Shasta County Elections Advisory Commission unveiled its take on the elections on March 5th and the voter rolls in Shasta County.
The meeting was eventful, with as many from the public claiming they witnessed suspicious activity on election day, as there were saying the commission itself needed to be disbanded.
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The meeting started as usual with public comment. About a dozen people came up to give their thoughts on the subject matter of the day. With some calling for Bev Gray to step down for her controversial radio ad that ran before the election, while others applauded her work.
The commission meeting was not widely attended, with less than 20 members of the public in attendance. (KRCR)
In regard to their observations on election day, only Commission Chair Ronnean Lund had much to say against the process.
“One of the main things was the poll workers were completely, inadequately trained in almost every site that I went to,” she says.
The commission recommended new training for poll workers to work out the hiccups in the new system.
Commission members Gray and Lund also revealed some of their alleged discoveries from going over the voter rolls.
This took up much of the second half of the meeting as commissioners devolved into a heated discussion over whether it was appropriate for Gray to represent herself as a member of the commission in the ad. Gray responded saying she only received 3 calls in relation to the ad and had already received dozens before it had run about ballots being sent out incorrectly.
Bev Gray was appointed by Supervisor Patrick Jones. (KRCR)
Several allegations were made by the public and from Gray that the voter rolls across California are not clean, and the Shasta County’s Registrar of Voters claims to otherwise were not true.
Suzanne Baremore asked Gray to show evidence for these alleged incorrect ballots, but Gray refused. Saying she would not share the information and data until her investigation was complete. Lund defended Gray, saying Gray had a right as a member of an ad-hoc committee looking into voter rolls to collect this information as a member of the commission. Baremore disagreed and asked the ad’s legality be discussed in a closed session next meeting...
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If it seems like it’s taking an excessive amount of time, Assistant County Clerk and Registrar of Voters Joanna Francesca explained the new Hart InterCivic machines are not any slower than the formerly used Dominion machines.
( i guess our mail in ballots were NOT hand counted,,, figures (
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https://krcrtv.com/news/local/controversial-radio-ad-brings-election-integrity-into-the-spotlight
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The ad alleged a large number of incorrect ballots were sent out to voters in the county and asked them to report any they received ...
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They are still busy printing Schiff ballots. It’s government so they probably still use dot matrix printers.
Of course fraud is involved! Obvious because Garvey is the standout winner. After the “counting” is done he will be a close second. They only mention fraud when it’s the Republican that is ahead.
I can't imagine that Barbara Lee and Katie Porter voters will switch go Garvey, so will most likely be Schiff in November.
But I can see the Democrat party holding back the election results until Schiff can regain the lead to avoid embarrassment and giving Garvey the ammunition to run as the "front-runner."
-PJ
...and we say that Russia doesn’t have free elections.
When I grew up, we had NO EARLY VOTING, and with very few exceptions, we knew who won an election within 8 hours of poll closing, and usually MUCH SOONER.
Is it really THAT HARD to that day, even if it might mean ‘inconvenient’ people, like Trump, getting elected. At least the voice of the voters might be heard.
Patience, voter fraud takes time.
Does California use a RCV - Ranked Choice Voting system?
I thought I had read somewhere they adopted that.
Sounds fishy.
Democrats are about 2:1 in California, or so I am told. So it makes sense Garvey would get about 1/3 of the votes while the three Democrats split the rest.
Schiff spent his PAC money promoting Garvey with ads tying him to Trump thus pushing GOP voters to vote for Garvey instead of trying to defeat Schiff. It was smart enough for the primary as long Schiff felt he would beat out the other two Democrats. That way he would be looking at a 2:1 vote advantage in the General. But, California 86’d Grey David, elected Arnold Schwarzenegger, and a few other GOP governors not to mention Reagan and Nixon though that 10+ years ago. With Trump on the ballot in 2024, that may bring out the TDS Democrat vote. Garvey will have to get smart about how to defeat Schiff by bringing over a fair number of Democrats - though seemingly only maybe 25% of them. California does seem to like the celebrity angle. And there is a lot of dirt on Schiff that could be used. Garvey will look at the people who campaigned to prevent Schiff from being appointed California’s AG. Schiff, as a state senator, wrote legislation that built prisons for kids and made it easier for judges to take kids away from their parents. The far left has reason to vote against Schiff which is why he had a two viable Democratic competitors in the primary.
We used to have the total before midnight on election day, I guess all that technology they wasted money on doesn’t really work so well...
Waiting to see how many votes they need to steal the primary for Schiff. Does California allow write ins in general elections? Garvey should campaign for that.