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Possible voter fraud in Wisconsin gubernatorial race?
Jason Edwards
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Caleb Stewart
Walker won. Milwaukee County played the same game as Broward.
John Adams
It was called out days ago, and it's not even a lost since Wisconsin's proximity to the Great Shit States.
John Foster
I live in Milwaukee. You don’t even know how absolutely awful it is. We can’t even live in the suburbs without criminals wandering out of their containment zone to steal our cars or smoke in our parks.
Brandon Ramirez
you think so?
Jace Moore
Why do you people think that counting votes is an instantaneous thing? Seriously, is this your first election? Vote counts sometimes take weeks … WEEKS! Lurk 2 years before posting again.
Cameron Bennett
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It is highly unlikely that voter fraud would occur, and that they would fix the numbers so that it's less than half a point out of reach for asking for a recount.
It is doubtful that this is voter fraud, because "suddenly, those numbers came in" is exactly how it fucking works. It takes hours to count the votes, of course some will come in in an odd hour, as pointed out.
Someone can check the math and verify that I did it correctly.
Noah Phillips
figures
git gud t. the rest of the world
Anthony Cooper
As strange as it sounds, that could very well be immaterial to the discussion. The spectre of voter fraud is upon this election, and there has never been a better time to push the issue and force these corrupt crony faggots to face the issue. Bring up voter fraud everywhere it might be happening which is literally everywhere, push for election transparency reform, and force politicians to field voter ID laws.
If there is no voter fraud happening, then there's nothing to hide. Transparency is for those who govern, and is key to public trust in government.
Bentley Lewis
With 97% of the vote in Walker was winning, then 50,000 absentee ballots from Milwaukee came in and pushed Evers to win by 1.1%, 0.1% off from being able to call for a recount.
CONVENIENT.