US Instances of Voter Fraud (Megathread?) - Probably a good idea to have a thread on this given how often it's discussed and will continue to be discussed even after November.

Is mail in voting autistic?


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Don't know how to verify this
 
Here's the OP of /pol/'s election fraud general, it might have some stuff I missed.
COMPLETE PASTEBIN WITH ALL VFG STUFF, THREAD ARCHIVES AND QRD:
>https://pastebin.com/VW2ZHQdn
QRD - NORMIE EDITION with HUGE amount of links:
After 2020 meme election, things went full clown world.
link to archived thread with evidence:
>https://archive.md/OtfAk
Pastebins with links to fraud evidence:
>https://pastebin.com/YB7d5qbM
Alternative:
>https://p.teknik.io/9r4SI
Archive of supposed dead voters
>https://archive.md/TB0NR
MEGA Archive with videos, pics, links and more stuff related to VFG:
>https://mega.nz/#folder/SUBgRLZI#toM5h9WX64-g80S55MEa3Q
IT Analysis of Dominion - the manufacturer of voting system:
>https://archive.md/JUb6f
Based data autists found out MAJOR differences in downballots:
Michigan:
>https://pastebin.com/F65ivLYg
>Specific thread: archive4plebs.org/pol/thread/288364734
Nationwide Data dump and thread:
>>288408762 →
script: https://pastebin.com/BSzhKzLF
dataset: http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=07748811191129901124
Georgia data, granular to precinct level:

Fraud proof so far includes but isn't limited to:
>videos of poll workers destroying ballots or throwing them out
>poll workers themselves admitting to abovementioned
>confirmations of dead people voting
>confirmations of non-existent people voting
>number of votes in counties going well over 100% of possible votes
IMPORTANT: All of this information needs to spread like bubonic plague.
Help us spread this - inform anyone who might help.
MAIL THIS TO TRUMP, AJ, RUDY, YOUR MOTHER, WHOEVER MIGHT HELP.
This is a link where you can directly report an instance of voter fraud:
>http://djt45.co/stopfraud

OP pasta:
 
Trump hasn't conceded, which means this could get very interesting if he keeps that stance through the rest of the year.
Not really. He technically doesn't need to concede, as it's not a formal part of the process. It's a tradition that developed over time as a matter of politeness and helping the president elect get an early start. So setting aside the lawsuits, if Trump keeps refusing to concede, in a few weeks the counts and any recounts will be completed and electors chosen. Barring any surprises in the final counting, on the first Monday after December 12 the electors will formally elect Biden as president and Harris as vice president. In January Trumps term will expire, and regardless of whether or not he's conceded he'll cease to have any authority, and Biden will be sworn in. At which point Biden can have the secret service escort Trump from the White House regardless of whether or not he conceded.

So while it could be entertaining if he keeps refusing to concede, it ultimately doesn't mean much. Unless he succeeds in court, at some point he becomes just a lunatic claiming to be the president.
 
So while it could be entertaining if he keeps refusing to concede, it ultimately doesn't mean much. Unless he succeeds in court, at some point he becomes just a lunatic claiming to be the president.
You don't think it would be interesting if he failed to concede by the inauguration and refused to leave? I'm not sure that He's that crazy, but I think if it happened, his supporters would be emboldened, and some of them might act on instincts they were restraining previously.
 
You don't think it would be interesting if he failed to concede by the inauguration and refused to leave? I'm not sure that He's that crazy, but I think if it happened, his supporters would be emboldened, and some of them might act on instincts they were restraining previously.
Ehh, i think at worst trump will tell biden to go fuck himself while he leaves.
 
You don't think it would be interesting if he failed to concede by the inauguration and refused to leave? I'm not sure that He's that crazy, but I think if it happened, his supporters would be emboldened, and some of them might act on instincts they were restraining previously.
It'd be funny, but not really interesting. Yeah some of his supporters might do some stupid stuff, but I doubt it'd amount to more than a little rioting. Which after the last few months, would be somewhat below the noise.
 
Things are chaotic right now. Trump/The GOP in these states need to corroborate evidence and build their case up to be water-tight, so for the next few days, there will be a lot of people saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>so for the next few days, there will be a lot of people saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>there will be a lot of people saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>relatively quiet from Trump's end.

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Trump couldn't shut his pie-hole, if you stapled his lips together. He spent the last few days shrieking over the stolen election endlessly. If that is any indication, by the time this is over, it'll most likely make the "Russian Collusion" whining after his own election look tame by comparison.

In addition to the counts not being at 100%, technically this vote isn't even the one that decides who's president. Each state has its own number of seats in the electoral college and the vote in November is so the members know which party their state wants to vote for. The college doesn't vote until December.

However, there isn't really anything that says they have to vote the same way the people do. If they happen to vote against it almost certainly means being removed though.
That is exactly the kind of wishful thinking that people used before Trump was elected by the electoral college. Remember all those ridiculous cries for the electors to do "the right thing" and elect Hillary against what the people actually voted for? It was shameful and idiotic when people suggested the electoral college should disregard the outcome of the election and "do the right thing" by electing Hillary back then, it is shameful and idiotic now.

This election seems to shape up to be the mirrored version of the last election. Trump-supporters now do pretty much the same thing that they got buttblasted over, when Hillary-supporters did it 4 years ago.
 
So that Graph that creates the "F" looks really weird has that happened anywhere to any state in the past lets say last 5 election? Only legitimate reason I could think is maybe there was like 2 bins of 50,000 biden votes sorted that were forgotten about in the back room somewhere and then they added them last minute? Even with that explanation it seems really strange that nobody in that polling station has given a proper reasoning for that strange uptick.

Someone with more autism then me can they look back at some prior election graphs and see if this has occurred in the past?
 
>so for the next few days, there will be a lot of people saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>there will be a lot of people saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>relatively quiet from Trump's end.

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Trump couldn't shut his pie-hole, if you stapled his lips together. He spent the last few days shrieking over the stolen election endlessly. If that is any indication, by the time this is over, it'll most likely make the "Russian Collusion" whining after his own election look tame by comparison.
I'm talking about his "side". I was tempted to say The Republicans, but not all of the Republicans agree with his decision to fight the results. Also, by "relatively quiet" I mean that any of the more damning evidence of voter fraud that they have probably won't be revealed until they're ready to present their case.
 
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@RomanesEuntDomus : We actually have far more documented indications of Democrats cheating right now than vice versa in 2016. Trump also isn't making many public speeches on the matter, just tweets here and there. He hasn't even "shrieked" even 0.0001% of what the left did post 11-08-2016.


It seems that some people set up a rather extensive website on this matter.
 
Anotherone for the list (I think):

Limestone County social worker charged with 134 felony counts involving election fraud​

sauce: https://www.kbtx.com/2020/11/06/lim...h-134-felony-counts-involving-election-fraud/
archive: https://archive.li/JgRw9

tl;dr Karen tries to register retards to vote

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MEXIA, Texas (KBTX) - A social worker in Mexia has been charged with 134 felony counts involving election fraud, according to Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Paxton’s Election Fraud Unit assisted the Limestone County Sheriff and District Attorney in charging Kelly Reagan Brunner, a social worker in the Mexia State Supported Living Center (SSLC), with 134 felony counts of purportedly acting as an agent and of election fraud.
If Brunner is convicted, she could face up to 10 years in prison.
State Supported Living Centers serve people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. According to Paxton, Brunner submitted voter registration applications for 67 residents without their signature or effective consent, while purporting to act as their agent.
Under Texas law, only a parent, spouse or child who is a qualified voter of the county may act as an agent in registering a person to vote, after being appointed to do so by that person.
“Registering citizens to vote or to obtain mail ballots without their consent is illegal. It is particularly offensive when individuals purport to be champions for disability rights, when in reality they are abusing our most vulnerable citizens in order to gain access to their ballots and amplify their own political voice,” said Paxton in an emailed statement.
None of the SSLC patients gave consent gave effective consent to be registered. According to Paxton, some of the patients have been declared “totally mentally incapacitated by a court”, making them ineligible to vote in Texas."
 
I'm guessing none of this matters since Biden was announced winner regardless? Sadly, I doubt any of this will go anywhere, as usual.
Even if nothing comes of it this time, compiling this info might come in handy later. Nearly every recent American election has had fishy happenings around it after all, it's possible the winner for the past several decades was determined by who cheated best. No matter where one stands on the political spectrum I think we can all agree that there's a problem here.

>so for the next few days, there will be a lot of people saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>there will be a lot of people saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>saying that there is no evidence while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>while things are relatively quiet from Trump's end.
>relatively quiet from Trump's end.

u wot m8

Trump couldn't shut his pie-hole, if you stapled his lips together. He spent the last few days shrieking over the stolen election endlessly. If that is any indication, by the time this is over, it'll most likely make the "Russian Collusion" whining after his own election look tame by comparison.


That is exactly the kind of wishful thinking that people used before Trump was elected by the electoral college. Remember all those ridiculous cries for the electors to do "the right thing" and elect Hillary against what the people actually voted for? It was shameful and idiotic when people suggested the electoral college should disregard the outcome of the election and "do the right thing" by electing Hillary back then, it is shameful and idiotic now.

This election seems to shape up to be the mirrored version of the last election. Trump-supporters now do pretty much the same thing that they got buttblasted over, when Hillary-supporters did it 4 years ago.

Stop thinking of this as Biden versus Trump. Think of it as cheating scum versus all Americans. We're sperging over this current election's results right now, but the claims of Russian collusion may be worth examining as well.
 
Even if nothing comes of it this time, compiling this info might come in handy later. Nearly every recent American election has had fishy happenings around it after all, it's possible the winner for the past several decades was determined by who cheated best. No matter where one stands on the political spectrum I think we can all agree that there's a problem here.



Stop thinking of this as Biden versus Trump. Think of it as cheating scum versus all Americans. We're sperging over this current election's results right now, but the claims of Russian collusion may be worth examining as well.
The issue is that everyone will always think of this along party lines. If their party is the one that benefited from suspected voter fraud that election, they'll shoot down any attempt at a recount or reform. Probably because either they know they cheated and don't want to risk losing their power, or they don't want the other side to cheat the recount.
Same reason that there'll never be any sort of proper measures to deal with fraud or the introduction of voter ID. They want those policies to be introduced in a way that only benefits them and disadvantages the other side.
 
The issue is that everyone will always think of this along party lines. If their party is the one that benefited from suspected voter fraud that election, they'll shoot down any attempt at a recount or reform. Probably because either they know they cheated and don't want to risk losing their power, or they don't want the other side to cheat the recount.
Same reason that there'll never be any sort of proper measures to deal with fraud or the introduction of voter ID.
There's no point in being a defeatist. Change may not come soon, but it may come faster if clear evidence of fuckery makes its way to the public.

Besides, examining the corrupt mechanics that make countries run is fun.
 
Even if nothing comes of it this time, compiling this info might come in handy later. Nearly every recent American election has had fishy happenings around it after all, it's possible the winner for the past several decades was determined by who cheated best. No matter where one stands on the political spectrum I think we can all agree that there's a problem here.



Stop thinking of this as Biden versus Trump. Think of it as cheating scum versus all Americans. We're sperging over this current election's results right now, but the claims of Russian collusion may be worth examining as well.
We had Trump’s entire term investigating claims of Russia collusion.
 
We actually have far more documented indications of Democrats cheating right now than vice versa in 2016.
I would assume that a DNC-voter would see this the other way around, that is to say, that this is highly subjective. There is a lot of unsubstantiated claims made by random anons on 4chan, hearsay and anecdotal evidence being thrown around like irrefutable proof. Does that mean every such claim is bullshit? Hell no. Does that mean, the election can't or shouldn't be analyzed and these claims, hearsay or not, be checked? Also no.

What I am getting at isn't so much the what but rather the how. The conduct of Trump at this very moment is shameful and the behaviour of many of his supporters online and offline is very reminiscent of the "I'm with her" crowd 4 years ago. This grasping at straws was pathetic when it was them 4 years ago. It is pathetic now. That's all that I am saying.
And just to put the cherry on top, you get people repeating verbatim the suggestion that the electoral college should disregard the election and vote Trump anyway. That is an astounding amound of hypocritical bullshit, coming from people who blew a fuze about the same behaviour just 4 fucking years ago.
This "rules for thee, but not for me" attitude is one of the reasons why I hate SJWs.

Trump also isn't making many public speeches on the matter, just tweets here and there.
He's not making those speeches himself, but he's been going on about this ever since election night and his bordering-on-a-tantrum demand to shut down the count. It culminated yesterday in an hour-long speech by Guiliani and I have little reason to doubt that this will continue come monday.

He hasn't even "shrieked" even 0.0001% of what the left did post 11-08-2016.
...yet. That's why I said: When this is over. Admittedly, I was being hyperbolic, so yeah. Maybe Trump won't be as bad as the DNC, after all, they were working that ridiculous collusion angle for 4 years and never let go of it, but on the other hand, it's fairly easy to imagine that Trump and his supporters will forever claim that this election was stolen - no matter what decision any court or investigation comes to. It'll just become yet another crazy Pizzagate/QAnon-tier conspiritard theory about how Biden stole the election and we'll never hear the end of it.
That being said, Trump is a sore loser and his behaviour and the shit that he orders his team to do makes him look like a moron who can't accept defeat in a graceful manner. What legacy he might have had will be pissed away in these last few months. I won't be surprised if Trump keeps
 
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