Sunday, December 2, 2018

WHAT IS ‘BALLOT HARVESTING,’ AND HOW DID CALIFORNIA DEMS USE IT TO NUKE THE GOP?


By Daily Caller, Dec. 01, 2018

As the polls closed on election day last month, six California Republican House candidates, including Representatives Dana Rohrabacher, Steve Knight, and Mimi Walters, were ahead in their respective races. However, as the absentee and provisional ballots rolled in over the intervening weeks, all six lost to their Democratic opponents.

The case of Korean-American GOP candidate Young Kim was one of the most prominent examples. On election night, Kim held an 8,000 vote lead over her Democratic opponent Gil Cisneros, and even attended freshman orientation in Washington, D.C. before watching her lead, and her victory, slowly evaporate over the subsequent weeks.
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1 comment:

  1. Juries in the state of California are selected from the registered voters rolls. And you must be a legal citizen to be on a jury. Seems reasonable since the courts want juries who likely know how the laws and the courts work in the US. Well, in the last year, out of the million called up for jury duty, 500,000 were inelegible to serve because the actually weren't US citizens! How many of those voted? And if you think about it, if the citizenship question were asked of everyone, would there be 50% inelegible voters? Realize that the aprox 2.5 million margin of Hillary in CA, we're likely ALL illegal voters!

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