OK I've seen polling that says 70% of Trump voters feel that there was fraud involved in his loss. We're not really talking about that close of an election here, considering that the EC is basically going to be a reversal of 2016 with the added factor of what is likely going to be a 5 Million vote loss in the popular vote.
Trump didn't capture a single state he won in 2016, and will likely end up losing 5 or so he won in 2016. I hear a lot about the "over 70,000,000 who voted for Trump", while seemingly the over 76,000,000 (and growing) of us that voted for Biden/against Trump are somehow nothing more than chopped liver...
So among other questions, I'm curious about- how come all these "millions of folks" who apparently committed fraud only did so in the POTUS race and allowed the GOP to win a number of highly contested Senate races? Are all of these "cheaters" also split-ticket voters?
And how come the Election Observers from the OAS who were INVITED BY TRUMP to observe the elections just issued a report denying the existence of widespread voter fraud?. Strange how these folks who were embedded in various election centers didn't see all the corruption that Trump and his supporters supposedly witnessed.
"International election experts invited by the Trump administration to observe the U.S. election last week issued a preliminary report
that found no evidence of the widespread fraud alleged by President Trump.
The State Department invited a 28-member delegation from the Organization of American States, which has reported on elections around the world, to observe the voting in the U.S. on Nov. 3.
Members of the OAS team were sent to battleground states such as Michigan and Georgia, where the Trump campaign has filed lawsuits alleging voter fraud, and noted in the report that it had “not directly observed any serious irregularities that call into question the results so far.”
“On Election Day, the members of the Mission were present at polling places in Georgia, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan and the District of Columbia, and observed the process from the opening of the polling centers through to the close of polls and the deposit of voting materials with the appropriate local authorities,” the report states. “Members of the Mission also visited tabulations centers to observe the tallying of results. In the jurisdictions that it observed, the Mission found that the day progressed in a peaceful manner.”
The report did find “clear examples of intimidation of electoral officials” — by Trump supporters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Arizona who unsuccessfully sought to halt the counting of votes.
The report also took aim at Trump himself for statements questioning the legitimacy of the vote, claiming that Democrats were trying to “steal” the election.
“In his statement the Republican candidate cast further aspersions on the US electoral process, stating that ‘This is a case where they’re trying to steal an election. They’re trying to rig an election and we can’t let that happen.’ The OAS observers deployed in the battleground states of Michigan and Georgia did not witness any of the aforementioned irregularities,” the report states.
While the report notes that it supported the right for Trump to “seek redress” in the courts for questionable election practices, it warns against promoting “unsubstantiated or harmful speculation.”
“While the OAS Mission has not directly observed any serious irregularities that call into question the results so far, it supports the right of all contesting parties in an election, to seek redress before the competent legal authorities when they believe they have been wronged,” the report states. “It is critical, however, that candidates act responsibly by presenting and arguing legitimate claims before the courts, not unsubstantiated or harmful speculation in the public media.”
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Would be interested in what evidence anyone on the board who believes that Trump is the victim of voter fraud would care to present. But please, save yourself some major embarrassment, and do some fact-checking before you blindly give credence to ridiculous claims emanating from team Trump. For example, don't use 2018 voter registration totals to repeat the nonsense that more people voted than were registered in states like MI and PA. That one is ridiculously common on Facebook...
Trump didn't capture a single state he won in 2016, and will likely end up losing 5 or so he won in 2016. I hear a lot about the "over 70,000,000 who voted for Trump", while seemingly the over 76,000,000 (and growing) of us that voted for Biden/against Trump are somehow nothing more than chopped liver...
So among other questions, I'm curious about- how come all these "millions of folks" who apparently committed fraud only did so in the POTUS race and allowed the GOP to win a number of highly contested Senate races? Are all of these "cheaters" also split-ticket voters?
And how come the Election Observers from the OAS who were INVITED BY TRUMP to observe the elections just issued a report denying the existence of widespread voter fraud?. Strange how these folks who were embedded in various election centers didn't see all the corruption that Trump and his supporters supposedly witnessed.
"International election experts invited by the Trump administration to observe the U.S. election last week issued a preliminary report
that found no evidence of the widespread fraud alleged by President Trump.The State Department invited a 28-member delegation from the Organization of American States, which has reported on elections around the world, to observe the voting in the U.S. on Nov. 3.
Members of the OAS team were sent to battleground states such as Michigan and Georgia, where the Trump campaign has filed lawsuits alleging voter fraud, and noted in the report that it had “not directly observed any serious irregularities that call into question the results so far.”
“On Election Day, the members of the Mission were present at polling places in Georgia, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan and the District of Columbia, and observed the process from the opening of the polling centers through to the close of polls and the deposit of voting materials with the appropriate local authorities,” the report states. “Members of the Mission also visited tabulations centers to observe the tallying of results. In the jurisdictions that it observed, the Mission found that the day progressed in a peaceful manner.”
The report did find “clear examples of intimidation of electoral officials” — by Trump supporters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Arizona who unsuccessfully sought to halt the counting of votes.
The report also took aim at Trump himself for statements questioning the legitimacy of the vote, claiming that Democrats were trying to “steal” the election.
“In his statement the Republican candidate cast further aspersions on the US electoral process, stating that ‘This is a case where they’re trying to steal an election. They’re trying to rig an election and we can’t let that happen.’ The OAS observers deployed in the battleground states of Michigan and Georgia did not witness any of the aforementioned irregularities,” the report states.
While the report notes that it supported the right for Trump to “seek redress” in the courts for questionable election practices, it warns against promoting “unsubstantiated or harmful speculation.”
“While the OAS Mission has not directly observed any serious irregularities that call into question the results so far, it supports the right of all contesting parties in an election, to seek redress before the competent legal authorities when they believe they have been wronged,” the report states. “It is critical, however, that candidates act responsibly by presenting and arguing legitimate claims before the courts, not unsubstantiated or harmful speculation in the public media.”
Presidential election was honest, report international observers invited by the Trump administration
International election experts invited by the Trump administration to observe the U.S. election last week issued a preliminary report that found no evidence of the widespread fraud alleged by President Trump.
Would be interested in what evidence anyone on the board who believes that Trump is the victim of voter fraud would care to present. But please, save yourself some major embarrassment, and do some fact-checking before you blindly give credence to ridiculous claims emanating from team Trump. For example, don't use 2018 voter registration totals to repeat the nonsense that more people voted than were registered in states like MI and PA. That one is ridiculously common on Facebook...
