Skeptic Ginger
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Well this sucks:
Raw Story: BUSTED? Why the numbers behind Mitch McConnell's re-election don't add up
The entire article makes a very good case, worth reading. But just look at this particular evidence:
Before anyone puts this down to some anti-McGrath vote, that makes no sense. She polled consistently as well as McConnell did in the months before the election.
Made me wonder about Lindsay Graham's election and what a surprise:
South Carolina’s Voting Machines Are Vulnerable to Attacks
Two of the state’s voting systems connect to the Internet, making them accessible for voters who are stationed overseas but also increasing the risk of cyberattacks and data breaches that could result in fraud. Those voting machines:
I really don't want to drift off into a CT. It's especially troublesome given Trump is claiming all sorts of cheating and there is no evidence other than Trump thinks he won because he's so great and votes against him came in later than the votes for him.
But this is different. Here are some very clear discrepancies that cannot be easily explained.
I'm still not convinced the Diebold company and Ken Blackburn, the guy in charge of the election in Ohio, didn't pull some shenanigans allowing GW Bush to win that critical key state in 2004. But that's water under the bridge.
I hope Biden's AG will look into this. Biden prefers to stay out of DoJ business and that's good.
ETA: Georgia uses Dominion machines.
Raw Story: BUSTED? Why the numbers behind Mitch McConnell's re-election don't add up
The entire article makes a very good case, worth reading. But just look at this particular evidence:
McConnell racked up huge vote leads in traditionally Democratic strongholds, including counties that he had never before carried.There were wide, unexplained discrepancies between the vote counts for presidential candidates and down-ballot candidates....Kentucky and many other states using vote tabulation machines made by Election Systems & Software all reported down-ballot race results at significant odds with pre-election polls. ...
In rural Breathitt County, for instance, there are 9,508 registered Democrats and just 1,599 registered Republicans. The county has a history of close contests, but Amy McGrath got only 1,652 votes versus 3,738 for McConnell, a 67% to 29% trouncing. McGrath's votes, if accurate, equaled only 17% of registered Democrats in Breathitt County. ...
McConnell's results were even more out of whack in two other nearby Appalachian counties. In his six previous Senate elections, Elliott and Wolfe counties had never voted for McConnell. Even up to last year, Elliott County remained reliably Democratic in non-presidential races, voting for the party's entire Democratic slate in both the 2015 and 2019 statewide elections. Yet in 2020, McConnell won 64% of the votes in Wolfe County and 66% of the votes in Elliott County. McGrath only got 21% of registered Democrats in Wolfe and 20% in Elliott. ...
Before anyone puts this down to some anti-McGrath vote, that makes no sense. She polled consistently as well as McConnell did in the months before the election.
Made me wonder about Lindsay Graham's election and what a surprise:
South Carolina’s Voting Machines Are Vulnerable to Attacks
Two of the state’s voting systems connect to the Internet, making them accessible for voters who are stationed overseas but also increasing the risk of cyberattacks and data breaches that could result in fraud. Those voting machines:
Election Systems & Software (ES&S), the company responsible for the branded "ExpressPoll" software and accompanying tablets and ballot printers, submitted its answer to the state's request for proposals for new poll books this summer.
In that documentation, ES&S states that the poll books have "a web-based application that allows election officials to monitor poll activity from connected ExpressPoll devices used across the jurisdiction, in near-real time." The ExpressPoll devices would be able to connect to a central server "by way of MiFi device provided by a telecommunications provider such as Verizon," the document stated. MiFi devices are portable, wireless routers that act as Wi-Fi hotspots. They can connect to cell phone networks and provide internet access for multiple devices.
I really don't want to drift off into a CT. It's especially troublesome given Trump is claiming all sorts of cheating and there is no evidence other than Trump thinks he won because he's so great and votes against him came in later than the votes for him.
But this is different. Here are some very clear discrepancies that cannot be easily explained.
I'm still not convinced the Diebold company and Ken Blackburn, the guy in charge of the election in Ohio, didn't pull some shenanigans allowing GW Bush to win that critical key state in 2004. But that's water under the bridge.
I hope Biden's AG will look into this. Biden prefers to stay out of DoJ business and that's good.
ETA: Georgia uses Dominion machines.
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