[Grampa Dave]

It was more than a trifecta. They announced on TV before the polls closed in Western Floriduh that GW had lost. That was part of their strategy and tactics. A lot of conservative voters in the Western part of Floriduh did not bother to vote.

Before our polls closed to legal voters out here, they were announcing that even without Cali, Goron had won. I called my son, wife, nephew and niece and told them if they didn't vote, they would be disenherited. 3 of the 4 had planned not to vote after hearing that the election was over. How many thousands of conservatives in kali decided not to vote based on that news?

My son then got on his cell phone on the way home from work and called co workers and friends on his way to vote to tell them to get off their butts and go vote and most did.

When he got to the polling place in eastern Contra Costra county, he was the only voter about 40 minutes before closing time. After the early announcement that Goron had won, people just stopped showing up in a conservative voting area. I'm sure that happened all over Cali.. Conservatives heard that Goron had won and didn't bother to vote. In the mean time polls were kept open in LA and SF to allow the dark siders at least one vote.

Hopefully one of these days we know the full extent of all their dirty tricks to try and steal that election.

[Sabertooth]

In the mean time polls were kept open in LA and SF to allow the dark siders at least one vote.

I'm in L.A., in Democrat Brad Sherman's district, and live a half a block from the poll. I voted just before 8 pm, as they were getting ready to shut down. I've heard of overtime polls in East St. Louis, but not around here. Gotta source?