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This thread is being locked until noon tomorrow or an admin overrides me. It isn't worth the aggravation that hot takes will do to tempers.

https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.gand.283580/gov.uscourts.gand.283580.7.1_2.pdf Nothing like having more votes tabulated in a given period of time than the tabulation machines are physically able to process in said period of time. MI literally counted more ballots in its 4 AM...

Either, or both. I mean it has relevance to both.

Ignoring the issue of being able to prove system issues with electronic voting machines/tabulation because that is a game changer of such massive scale that it redefines everything. There are two real legal issues that are somewhat interrelated: 1) Vote-by-mail rejection rates, especially with...

https://hereistheevidence.com/ So a good place to start when talking about "irregularities" in the election.

Well it's been 24 hours, so this thread is being unlocked. Let me make this plain though. Going forward I will be handing out thread bans like candy on Halloween. No telling people they are unwelcome on the forum, no personal attacks on one another, no blatant trolling, etc. Consider this an...

So y'all keep reporting one another and I'm tired of looking at them all. This thread can spend the next 24 hours locked. If something significant breaks before then, that might change. If you want to specifically talk about election fraud, there is another thread for that. If you want to talk...

... You do realize that this election in the US hits every one of the US State Departments criteria for a likely fraudulent election, right?

@Unhappy Anchovy<deleted content> No voter fraud?

<deleted content> And other pollsters found differently. https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/9j7sr0my95/econTabReport.pdf "How much voter fraud do you think occurred in this election?" Enough to influence the outcome of the election: 40% of all voters, 80% of Trump voters. 73% of Trump voters think it...

Nope. Selecting electors isn't a matter of passing a law. The US Constitution vests the power in the state legislature. If the Legislature of a state decided to name its own slate of electors then it would be up to the US Congress to determine which of the two slates are legitimate. If the...

You don't actually need the media to be directly involved. All you need is for their natural biases and desires to keep them anti-trump as they will refuse to investigate. I mean Twitter is flatly suppressing speech it disagrees with. The mainstream press has spent four years telling flat out...

On the conspiracy note, people do realize that basically every intelligence organization and organized criminal group is engaged in "conspiracies" on a daily basis, right?

... The pending SCOTUS case has as the issue under dispute who decides how PA is to run elections. If SCOTUS rules that PA statute as passed by the Legislature controls then the precedent will apply to EVERY lawsuit in EVERY state alleging that votes were counted in compliance with SOS/Election...

https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/101920zr_3fb4.pdf https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/101920zr1_ebfi.pdf https://www.scotusblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/20-542.pdf https://www.scotusblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/alito-order.pdf You have a statement by...

... Alito, Gorsuch, and Thomas have all publicly expressed that they want to take the case. Four votes already existed to overturn PA Supreme Court but Roberts went wobbly. Alito has ordered the ballots in question be segregated on the expectation that SCOTUS will take up the case. Thomas has...

I've never once denied that possibility. A full and thorough results audit of the disputed states. Instead we get the media and Democrats expecting Biden to just be anointed and absolutely refusing to engage with any of the many substantiated allegations of "irregularities" in this election...

Except that those cases are being filed for procedural reasons, not because of any expectation of winning them. What matters in PA is the pending SCOTUS case because that will have to answer whether PA law or the determination of PA courts/executive branch control the validity of PA ballots...

There are four interrelated issues that all, to a greater or lesser extent, will decide the challenges. The first is what I will call Election Administration issues. While present to some extent in all of the disputed states, this is most prominent in PA and WI. The basic premise for these...

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