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(0)November 7, 2020: “This Felt Like a Drug Deal!” – Asian-American Ballot Observer in Detroit Describes Mysterious Van Dropping Off 61 Boxes of Ballots at 4 AM (VIDEO)
November 7, 2020: Affidavits: Detroit Ballot Tabulators Entered Names of Non-Voters During Count
(19)Nuh Uh.(0)From investigative reporter John Solomon, formerly of the The Washington Post, The Washington Times, and The Hill:
Detroit city worker blows whistle, claims ballots were ordered backdated, FBI probing
The FBI is investigating allegations of election fraud in Detroit after a city worker stepped forward and claimed election workers were asked to backdate ballots that had come in after the election deadline had passed, multiple officials said.
A senior law enforcement official in Washington confirmed that an investigation was opened after the whistleblower’s concerns were forwarded from the Michigan Republican Party. “The FBI is investigating,” the official said.
GOP officials in Michigan said the whistleblower was identified and assisted by Phill Kline, the head of the Thomas More Society’s Amistad Project, which has been litigating voting disputes and irregularities across the country for months.
I doubt this would change enough votes to change the outcome of the election, but regardless this needs to be investigated, and any fraud prosecuted.
(7)Nuh Uh.(0)This is just the beginning. Ignore what our local Lügenpresse is regurgitating 24/7 among themselves. The press does not decide elections.
Federal Election Commission Chair, Trey Trainor, clearly states voter fraud is taking place. Then, we have something even more dubious coming to light taking center stage.
This is big. The software used to tabulate the votes in one county sent at least 6,000 Trump votes to Biden. 47 counties used the software. Other states may have, too. Was it a glitch or a "feature"? pic.twitter.com/eeV4VebbPd
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) November 6, 2020
This does indeed lead us to the biggest question of them all.
(20)Nuh Uh.(4)President: 50.6-47.9 Biden over Trump. The raw margin was about 146,000. Close, but not quite enough.
Senate: 49.8-48.3 for Peters over John James. The raw margin was about 84,000. That’s probably too large a margin to be due to voter fraud, but any credible allegations of fraud should be investigated.
Proposal 1 (natural resources): 84% yes.
Proposal 2 (privacy): 89% yes. A rare moment of bipartisan agreement.
Supreme Court: 32% McCormick, 20% Welch for the two winning Ds. 17% Kelly, 14% Swartzle for the two Rs. Ds take a 4-3 majority on the court. This will have bad consequences.
State Board of Education: Ds took both slots, with a 45K vote margin between the second and third candidates.
University of Michigan: D Mark Bernstein was reelected. R Sarah Hubbard snagged the second slot with a 12K vote margin over the other D.
Michigan State: R Pat O’Keefe took the top slot, and D Rema Vassar took second. D incumbent Brian Mosallam took third, and R Tonya Schuitmaker was fourth.
Wayne State: R former SOS Terri Land was first, and D Sherley Stancato was second.
Congress:
1. 61-37 for Bergman. If Bergman keeps his term limits pledge, this seat will be open in 2022.
2. 59-38 for Huizinga.
3. 53-47 for Meijer. Kent has trended in the wrong direction. Hopefully Meijer locks it down.
4. 65-32 for Moolenaar.
5. 42-54 for Kildee. Closer due to Trump’s appeal to blue collar workers.
6. 56-40 Upton. A better result against the far-left Hoadley. If Upton is thinking about retirement, 2022 would be a good year to do so.
7. 59-41 Walberg. This is Walberg’s best margin yet in what was once a swing district.
8. 47.3-50.9 for Slotkin. A stronger candidate could have won. This district will likely change significantly in redistricting.
9. 38-58 for Andy Levin.
10. 66-34 for McClain.
11. 47.8-50.2 for Stevens. Esshaki did well under the circumstances. This district probably gets chopped up in redistricting.
12. 31-66 for Debbie Dingell.
13. 19-78 for Tlaib.
14. 19-79 for Lawrence.
State house. Republicans lost two seats and picked up two, for no net change. The majority is now 58-52. Conservative Jason Wentworth will be the new speaker.
3-9. Rs got 2-7% in the all-Detroit districts.
13. 42-58 for Tullio Liberati. This district might be worth contesting in the future.
19. 49.8-50.2 for Pohutski (258 votes). The same margin as in 2018. Rs should contest this again.
20. 45-55 for Koleszar. This upscale suburban district was lost in 2018.
23. 47.5-52.5 for Camilleri. This district must be contested in 2022, when it will be open.
25. 47-53 for Shannon. This could have been won with a better candidate.
31. 44-56 for Sowerby. This could be worth more effort in the future.
38. 48.4-51.6 for Breen. LOSS in an open suburban seat that was close in 2018.
39. 52-47 for Berman against a far-left candidate. This was heavily targeted by Ds.
40. 42-58 for Manoogian. This upscale suburban district swung hard in 2018 after long being safe R.
41. 45-55 for Kuppa. Lost in 2018, but may be worth contesting again.
43. 60-40 for Schroeder. Some pundits absurdly thought this would be close.
44. 60-40 for Maddock.
45. 52.3-47.7 for Tisdel. Close win in a district heavily targeted by Ds.
48. 50.5-49.5 for David Martin. PICKUP in a blue collar suburban Flint district against far-left incumbent Sheryl Kennedy.
50. 46-54 for Sneller. Close due to Trump performing well in suburban Flint.
59. 64-36 for Carra. Possibly the most conservative new member.
60. 25-75 for Rogers. She previously lost the 61st in 2006 and 2008.
61. 46-54 for Morse. LOSS in an open suburban seat that was close in 2018.
62. 48.7-51.3 for Haadsma. Another close loss for Dave Morgan.
63. 61-36 for Matt Hall.
66. 59-41 for Beth Griffin. The D here got some hype, but it wasn’t close.
67. 46-54 for Hope. This district is sometimes close, but never close enough.
71. 47.3-51.2 for Witwer. This district was lost in 2018.
72. 55-45 for Steven Johnson.
73. 57-42 for Posthumus. MIRS had a poll that showed a 1 point race.
79. 57-43 for Wendzel. The D candidate got a lot of hype here.
91. 60-40 for VanWoerkem. Big win in a former swing district.
96. 57-43 for Timothy Beson. PICKUP in a blue collar Bay County against an incumbent who renounced his pro-life position.
98. 59-41 for Annette Glenn. Much bigger margin than in 2018, when utilities spent heavily.
99. 61-37 for Hauck.
104. 51-47 for John Roth. Better candidate than the scandal-plagued incumbent.
109. 42-57 for Cambensy. This district may be worth targeting when open.
110. 58-41 for Markkanen. This was a surprise pickup in 2018.
In 2022, Rs should target districts 19, 23, 25, 38, 50, 62, and 71. Of course, there will be a new district map, so some district boundaries or numbers will change.
My ratings turned out to be pretty accurate. Every race I had at likely or safe for a party was won by that party. The only lean races I missed were house 48 and 96. My state house tossups had margins of 0.4, 3.2, 5, 8, and 4. My lean R races had margins from 4 to 24. My lean D races had margins of 10, 6, -1, 1, and -14. The closest margin in a race I had at safe was 5 (house 23). My lean ratings for Congress had margins of 6, 16, 3.6.
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Michigan’s top election official has soiled the bed.
Not unexpected, but very real and is as evident as the mess dripping off 6tally sheets in Detroit since counting started Tuesday evening. Giving Jocelyn Benson the benefit of the doubt, I guess we could call the entire affair ..gross incompetence. You can decide if it is enough to explain illegal mailings, purposefully overwhelming clerks with procedure changes, and dropping late notice and unnecessary and illegal rules about firearms in election places.
Her office is apparently unavailable at the most critical times during the count, and when fraud is literally happening before folks eyes, there is no adherence to state law. To call this ‘planned malfeasance’ would be a compliment, as the evidence piles up making the case for felony election manipulation seemingly only possible in 2020.
In 2016 there weren’t agents in Michigan’s top offices. In 2016 they didn’t see Donald Trump even having even the slightest chance of winning the ‘blue state’ of Michigan. It’s 2020, and three criminals run the prison, and they saw him coming this time.
Antrim County offers a glimpse at what might happen when we have problems with electronic equipment and such, but Detroit is as Detroit as it has ever been, and with it’s large population, it offers great cover for the largest election fraud operation ever perpetrated on the voters in Michigan. this state has seen it for decades, and that is why there are laws that protect the sanctity of the vote, and why there are procedures to allow challenges to illegal ballots and over counting.
This time it was overwhelming, and those laws are being ignored. Ballots appearing after cut off times, ballots being re-run, ballots with no names being run? Challengers are being kept away from inspecting after calling out these problems, and a majority of this action happening in one particular place.
Any judge looking to answer the Trump campaign’s concerns on this will have to have options however.
(15)Nuh Uh.(1)Short update from my earlier post today.
After waking up and finding that my phone has blown up with texts, I’ve been told by my sources onsite that the City of Detroit is up to its old tricks when it comes to election shenanigans.
After a pallet of ballots (yes, I said pallet), mysteriously appeared without any documentation as to its source, Detroit election officials began to play games with observers by letting Republican Poll Watchers leave the ballot counting room in Cobo Hall throughout the day, but would NOT let their replacements enter the room, claiming that their numbers were “violating” Detroit’s Wuhan Virus policies.
When things began getting contentious after being locked out (and Detroit PD called on scene), Detroit election officials began covering the windows to the room, so that no outside observers could see what was happening inside.
Just a quick reminder to readers that this isn’t the fist time that Detroit election officials have played games with elections.
During the ’16 Presidential Election, Detroit election officials couldn’t reconcile an issue where 59% of the precincts poll books did not match the results from the polling machines.
Back in August of this year, the Wayne County Board of Canvassers were made aware of problems with counting being done incorrectly (i.e. counting beginning before the required poll books were available) and how insecure the ballots were in transit to Cobo Hall for counting.
NUMEROUS issues with poll books were reported in a subsequent meeting.
And, of yeah, I cannot forget to mention how large amounts of AV ballots mysteriously went “missing”.
It should be noted that the Vice Chair of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers, is one Jonathan C. Kinloch. Aide to Gretchen Whitmer and Chairman of the 13th Congressional District Democrats (“The Mighty 13th”). Along with that brief introduction, he has a very interesting history not included in his bio that I may go into at a later date.
So not getting too far off topic, where was our Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson at during all of this?
Stay tuned…
Scratch that!
Nope, nothing irregular or questionable happening here!
Even more incriminating footage (start watching at 5:27 mark).
Anyone want to take a wild guess as to how many election protocols have been violated in just that above clip alone?
(15)Nuh Uh.(0)If it was not for a history of STRONG conservative voting in a Northern Michigan County, we might not have been aware of yet ONE more way in which Michigan’s vote is being manipulated.
This mornings discovery of a Biden win in Antrim County was by any estimation an amazing thing. Literally ‘flipping’ the 70% GOP stronghold on its head, the vote gave the former president an unrealistic win over the popular President. The county clerk somehow missed the obvious* after the tallies were made and the data reported up to the state. From the Free Press:
Antrim County Clerk Sheryl Guy, a Republican who ran unopposed and won a third four-year term Tuesday in the strongly GOP county, said results on electronic tapes and a computer card were accurate but it appeared that some of the results were somehow scrambled after the cards were transported in sealed bags from township precincts to county offices and downloaded onto a computer.
In 2016, Trump won Antrim County with about 62% of the vote, compared to about 33% for Democrat Hillary Clinton. Trump beat Clinton by about 4,000 votes.
Last nights reported total had Biden beating Trump 7769 – 4409.
And to add a little perspective on this, I would wager that at least 4500 Antrim County folks were present for the Trump Rally Monday. In fact the county is SO PRO TRUMP, they sent logging trucks to assist in the rally prep, providing additional walls for the event and protection of our President.
Anyone familiar with this part of the state would immediately recognize the numbers as being suspect. It certainly calls for a complete and intensive investigation, and reminds us that election integrity in Michigan is not guaranteed. Officials might claim that the system worked and we caught it this time, but somehow this rings a little untrue. What would have happened I wonder – if the predisposition of the county to the GOP was less known?
(11)Nuh Uh.(1)This really shouldn’t have come as a surprise to anyone.
Even Little Stevie Wonder could’ve see this one coming!
Despite all of the information to the contrary (along with the BEST efforts of the Michigan Sec. of State to screw things up as much as humanly possible…THANK YOU Jocelyn Benson), what simply should’ve been a formality, meaning counting ballots and giving us a clear indication of who won last night, was turned into a huge dumpster fire that is still ablaze as you are reading this post the morning after the election.
Multiple tabulators going down in Northern Macomb County, local/statewide media who are still “awaiting a definitive count” before reporting what we all know to be true and this isn’t even going too much into the legal clown show that will ensue once those numbers ARE released to the public.
I’m going to go into this more detail on this later (I’m still very tired for obvious reasons).
Keep the faith, True Believers and stay tuned.
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