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OF COURSE VOTER FRAUD. They collect signatures from every welfare office (illegal aliens mostly) AND from the DMV. I unfortunately had to apply for food stamps just a few years back. One of the forms the clerk handed me was voter registration card. She said to just "sign it". I told her I was already registered. I then asked her if most applicants sign the form - and she said yes. I then asked what happens to them and she replied, "I don't know. I just turn them in with all my paperwork at the end of the day." Well, WE KNOW where they go. Total, complete fraud. Where is the investigation? Where is the outrage?
ReplyDeleteHow can anyone make such a claim? No one knows how each voter voted, only the totals for each candidate. Orange County also has about 18% of registered voters who are "independents" (not Democrat or Republican).
ReplyDeleteAccording to the Orange County Registrar of Voters, 1,035,000 votes were cast. There were about 1,016,000 votes for Governor, about 830,000 votes for Senator, and about 1,009,000 votes for the various House races. (Figures will be updated at 5PM today.)
Democratic candidates received 506,000 votes for Governor, and 543,000 for House candidates. But no one knows exactly where those votes came from.
How do you know it is fraud? Could it not be that more people voted in this election? Orange county has a large number of people, several could have come of age for voting as well. Where is the data behind this claim? I'm not saying it isn't fraud, I would just like to see some supporting facts...
ReplyDeleteThis is so wrong! Butter fried has gotten out of hand! What can we do about it, how can we fix this?
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