How Recounts Work And Why Trump I Think Wins Due to Them

[JimBowie1958]

When you dig down into how election recounts are done, if any of these demonstrated examples of fraud are indeed systemic, I think Trump will win and here is why and how.

Audit? Canvas? What do all these election terms mean? - Washington Examiner

The legal battle President Trump’s reelection campaign is waging to contest the results in multiple states that appear to have swung the Electoral College majority to Democratic challenger Joe Biden has put some unfamiliar election-related jargon in the news.Audits, recounts, canvassing — what...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Canvassing is part of the state election certification process that confirms every valid ballot cast is included in the final count. The rules vary by state.​

​

After the canvas is complete, a state can consider an audit. An election audit is a review taken after the polls close to see if the votes were counted properly or the correct procedures were followed. A recount is a specific type of audit that involves the repeat tabulation of the votes to see if the initial count was accurate. This is usually only undertaken in a close election within a certain particularly narrow margin, often 0.5% or less. The margin, rules, and who pays for the recount can vary by state.​

We will see recounts in at least three states, AZ, WI, and GA, and probably in PA and maybe MI too. The map below shows the states in question and what the EC delegate count is in play.

The key difference here is that so many of Biden's votes, 50% on average, were mail-in ballots. These types of ballots typically have a 3% rejection rate, but in these four states, it was way less than 1%, which is very likely NOT cases where state requirements were followed. The states recounts WILL have GOP lawyers present with armed protection and they WILL be in close sight of these recounts as they go on, as was done in Floriduh in 2000.

Aside from the obvious things like dead people voting (tens of thousands of cases in each state found, Trump votes tossed for no valid reason, and ballots having all the same signature or who have moved out of the state, there is the signature comparisons.

When people are making up mass numbers of fraudulent ballots, the signatures will tend to look all the same, and will not match the stored signature of the ballot requester.

If after all of this, Trump is still under, fine, Joe Beijing Bioden is President-elect at that point that the votes are certified by the state, but I seriously doubt it will be.

The estimate from those who know this stuff (blockchain database?) there are somewhere between 600k and 800k invalid ballots in these five states, and the GOP has over 11k eyewitnesses on record to testify to it, 250 in Detroit alone.

And in addition to these massive recounts that will be done very thoroughly, Trump only needs a combination of GA and PA, or GA and AZ and WI, etc. He can carry about half these states in various combinations to win the election.

That is why we need the recounts to be done before we get ahead of ourselves and declare anyone the winner of this election.

 

[Bleipriester]

Phrump is going to jail. He has many lawsuits pending, rape, fraud, ect.

 

[AceRothstein]

When you dig down into how election recounts are done, if any of these demonstrated examples of fraud are indeed systemic, I think Trump will win and here is why and how.

Audit? Canvas? What do all these election terms mean? - Washington Examiner

The legal battle President Trump’s reelection campaign is waging to contest the results in multiple states that appear to have swung the Electoral College majority to Democratic challenger Joe Biden has put some unfamiliar election-related jargon in the news.Audits, recounts, canvassing — what...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Canvassing is part of the state election certification process that confirms every valid ballot cast is included in the final count. The rules vary by state.​

​

After the canvas is complete, a state can consider an audit. An election audit is a review taken after the polls close to see if the votes were counted properly or the correct procedures were followed. A recount is a specific type of audit that involves the repeat tabulation of the votes to see if the initial count was accurate. This is usually only undertaken in a close election within a certain particularly narrow margin, often 0.5% or less. The margin, rules, and who pays for the recount can vary by state.​

We will see recounts in at least three states, AZ, WI, and GA, and probably in PA and maybe MI too. The map below shows the states in question and what the EC delegate count is in play.

View attachment 415002

The key difference here is that so many of Biden's votes, 50% on average, were mail-in ballots. These types of ballots typically have a 3% rejection rate, but in these four states, it was way less than 1%, which is very likely NOT cases where state requirements were followed. The states recounts WILL have GOP lawyers present with armed protection and they WILL be in close sight of these recounts as they go on, as was done in Floriduh in 2000.

Aside from the obvious things like dead people voting (tens of thousands of cases in each state found, Trump votes tossed for no valid reason, and ballots having all the same signature or who have moved out of the state, there is the signature comparisons.

When people are making up mass numbers of fraudulent ballots, the signatures will tend to look all the same, and will not match the stored signature of the ballot requester.

If after all of this, Trump is still under, fine, Joe Beijing Bioden is President-elect at that point that the votes are certified by the state, but I seriously doubt it will be.

The estimate from those who know this stuff (blockchain database?) there are somewhere between 600k and 800k invalid ballots in these five states, and the GOP has over 11k eyewitnesses on record to testify to it, 250 in Detroit alone.

And in addition to these massive recounts that will be done very thoroughly, Trump only needs a combination of GA and PA, or GA and AZ and WI, etc. He can carry about half these states in various combinations to win the election.

That is why we need the recounts to be done before we get ahead of ourselves and declare anyone the winner of this election.

You have quite the imagination.

 

[WinterBorn]

Has a recount ever changed the winner from the original count?

 

[AceRothstein]

Has a recount ever changed the winner from the original count?

Yes but nowhere close to the scale we're talking about here.

 

[bluzman61]

When you dig down into how election recounts are done, if any of these demonstrated examples of fraud are indeed systemic, I think Trump will win and here is why and how.

Audit? Canvas? What do all these election terms mean? - Washington Examiner

The legal battle President Trump’s reelection campaign is waging to contest the results in multiple states that appear to have swung the Electoral College majority to Democratic challenger Joe Biden has put some unfamiliar election-related jargon in the news.Audits, recounts, canvassing — what...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Canvassing is part of the state election certification process that confirms every valid ballot cast is included in the final count. The rules vary by state.​

​

After the canvas is complete, a state can consider an audit. An election audit is a review taken after the polls close to see if the votes were counted properly or the correct procedures were followed. A recount is a specific type of audit that involves the repeat tabulation of the votes to see if the initial count was accurate. This is usually only undertaken in a close election within a certain particularly narrow margin, often 0.5% or less. The margin, rules, and who pays for the recount can vary by state.​

We will see recounts in at least three states, AZ, WI, and GA, and probably in PA and maybe MI too. The map below shows the states in question and what the EC delegate count is in play.

View attachment 415002

The key difference here is that so many of Biden's votes, 50% on average, were mail-in ballots. These types of ballots typically have a 3% rejection rate, but in these four states, it was way less than 1%, which is very likely NOT cases where state requirements were followed. The states recounts WILL have GOP lawyers present with armed protection and they WILL be in close sight of these recounts as they go on, as was done in Floriduh in 2000.

Aside from the obvious things like dead people voting (tens of thousands of cases in each state found, Trump votes tossed for no valid reason, and ballots having all the same signature or who have moved out of the state, there is the signature comparisons.

When people are making up mass numbers of fraudulent ballots, the signatures will tend to look all the same, and will not match the stored signature of the ballot requester.

If after all of this, Trump is still under, fine, Joe Beijing Bioden is President-elect at that point that the votes are certified by the state, but I seriously doubt it will be.

The estimate from those who know this stuff (blockchain database?) there are somewhere between 600k and 800k invalid ballots in these five states, and the GOP has over 11k eyewitnesses on record to testify to it, 250 in Detroit alone.

And in addition to these massive recounts that will be done very thoroughly, Trump only needs a combination of GA and PA, or GA and AZ and WI, etc. He can carry about half these states in various combinations to win the election.

That is why we need the recounts to be done before we get ahead of ourselves and declare anyone the winner of this election.

Fantastic post, thanks, Jim. I believe the imbecilic Dems that post on these threads are starting to get a bit nervous..........................

 

[EvilEyeFleegle]

Has a recount ever changed the winner from the original count?

Let Karl Rove tell you:

This Election Result Won’t Be Overturned

www.rove.com

Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.


There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.

 

[The Original Tree]

When you dig down into how election recounts are done, if any of these demonstrated examples of fraud are indeed systemic, I think Trump will win and here is why and how.

Audit? Canvas? What do all these election terms mean? - Washington Examiner

The legal battle President Trump’s reelection campaign is waging to contest the results in multiple states that appear to have swung the Electoral College majority to Democratic challenger Joe Biden has put some unfamiliar election-related jargon in the news.Audits, recounts, canvassing — what...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Canvassing is part of the state election certification process that confirms every valid ballot cast is included in the final count. The rules vary by state.​

​

After the canvas is complete, a state can consider an audit. An election audit is a review taken after the polls close to see if the votes were counted properly or the correct procedures were followed. A recount is a specific type of audit that involves the repeat tabulation of the votes to see if the initial count was accurate. This is usually only undertaken in a close election within a certain particularly narrow margin, often 0.5% or less. The margin, rules, and who pays for the recount can vary by state.​

We will see recounts in at least three states, AZ, WI, and GA, and probably in PA and maybe MI too. The map below shows the states in question and what the EC delegate count is in play.

View attachment 415002

The key difference here is that so many of Biden's votes, 50% on average, were mail-in ballots. These types of ballots typically have a 3% rejection rate, but in these four states, it was way less than 1%, which is very likely NOT cases where state requirements were followed. The states recounts WILL have GOP lawyers present with armed protection and they WILL be in close sight of these recounts as they go on, as was done in Floriduh in 2000.

Aside from the obvious things like dead people voting (tens of thousands of cases in each state found, Trump votes tossed for no valid reason, and ballots having all the same signature or who have moved out of the state, there is the signature comparisons.

When people are making up mass numbers of fraudulent ballots, the signatures will tend to look all the same, and will not match the stored signature of the ballot requester.

If after all of this, Trump is still under, fine, Joe Beijing Bioden is President-elect at that point that the votes are certified by the state, but I seriously doubt it will be.

The estimate from those who know this stuff (blockchain database?) there are somewhere between 600k and 800k invalid ballots in these five states, and the GOP has over 11k eyewitnesses on record to testify to it, 250 in Detroit alone.

And in addition to these massive recounts that will be done very thoroughly, Trump only needs a combination of GA and PA, or GA and AZ and WI, etc. He can carry about half these states in various combinations to win the election.

That is why we need the recounts to be done before we get ahead of ourselves and declare anyone the winner of this election.

Dead on Perfect

 

[LordBrownTrout]

When you dig down into how election recounts are done, if any of these demonstrated examples of fraud are indeed systemic, I think Trump will win and here is why and how.

Audit? Canvas? What do all these election terms mean? - Washington Examiner

The legal battle President Trump’s reelection campaign is waging to contest the results in multiple states that appear to have swung the Electoral College majority to Democratic challenger Joe Biden has put some unfamiliar election-related jargon in the news.Audits, recounts, canvassing — what...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Canvassing is part of the state election certification process that confirms every valid ballot cast is included in the final count. The rules vary by state.​

​

After the canvas is complete, a state can consider an audit. An election audit is a review taken after the polls close to see if the votes were counted properly or the correct procedures were followed. A recount is a specific type of audit that involves the repeat tabulation of the votes to see if the initial count was accurate. This is usually only undertaken in a close election within a certain particularly narrow margin, often 0.5% or less. The margin, rules, and who pays for the recount can vary by state.​

We will see recounts in at least three states, AZ, WI, and GA, and probably in PA and maybe MI too. The map below shows the states in question and what the EC delegate count is in play.

View attachment 415002

The key difference here is that so many of Biden's votes, 50% on average, were mail-in ballots. These types of ballots typically have a 3% rejection rate, but in these four states, it was way less than 1%, which is very likely NOT cases where state requirements were followed. The states recounts WILL have GOP lawyers present with armed protection and they WILL be in close sight of these recounts as they go on, as was done in Floriduh in 2000.

Aside from the obvious things like dead people voting (tens of thousands of cases in each state found, Trump votes tossed for no valid reason, and ballots having all the same signature or who have moved out of the state, there is the signature comparisons.

When people are making up mass numbers of fraudulent ballots, the signatures will tend to look all the same, and will not match the stored signature of the ballot requester.

If after all of this, Trump is still under, fine, Joe Beijing Bioden is President-elect at that point that the votes are certified by the state, but I seriously doubt it will be.

The estimate from those who know this stuff (blockchain database?) there are somewhere between 600k and 800k invalid ballots in these five states, and the GOP has over 11k eyewitnesses on record to testify to it, 250 in Detroit alone.

And in addition to these massive recounts that will be done very thoroughly, Trump only needs a combination of GA and PA, or GA and AZ and WI, etc. He can carry about half these states in various combinations to win the election.

That is why we need the recounts to be done before we get ahead of ourselves and declare anyone the winner of this election.

You have quite the imagination.

He actually uses his head to think logically unlike the sea of retards floating around the US now.

 

[The Original Tree]

Has a recount ever changed the winner from the original count?

Let Karl Rove tell you:

This Election Result Won’t Be Overturned

www.rove.com

Mr. Trump is now pursuing legal challenges in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona and Nevada, and there will be an automatic recount in Georgia, given Mr. Biden’s 0.29-point lead there. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is correct that Mr. Trump is “100% within his rights” to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency. But the president’s efforts are unlikely to move a single state from Mr. Biden’s column, and certainly they’re not enough to change the final outcome.


There are only three statewide contests in the past half-century in which recounts changed the outcome: the 1974 New Hampshire Senate race, the 2004 Washington governor’s contest, and the 2008 Minnesota Senate election. The candidates in these races were separated, respectively, by 355, 261 and 215 votes after Election Day.

But God

 

[mudwhistle]

When you dig down into how election recounts are done, if any of these demonstrated examples of fraud are indeed systemic, I think Trump will win and here is why and how.

Audit? Canvas? What do all these election terms mean? - Washington Examiner

The legal battle President Trump’s reelection campaign is waging to contest the results in multiple states that appear to have swung the Electoral College majority to Democratic challenger Joe Biden has put some unfamiliar election-related jargon in the news.Audits, recounts, canvassing — what...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Canvassing is part of the state election certification process that confirms every valid ballot cast is included in the final count. The rules vary by state.​

​

After the canvas is complete, a state can consider an audit. An election audit is a review taken after the polls close to see if the votes were counted properly or the correct procedures were followed. A recount is a specific type of audit that involves the repeat tabulation of the votes to see if the initial count was accurate. This is usually only undertaken in a close election within a certain particularly narrow margin, often 0.5% or less. The margin, rules, and who pays for the recount can vary by state.​

We will see recounts in at least three states, AZ, WI, and GA, and probably in PA and maybe MI too. The map below shows the states in question and what the EC delegate count is in play.

View attachment 415002

The key difference here is that so many of Biden's votes, 50% on average, were mail-in ballots. These types of ballots typically have a 3% rejection rate, but in these four states, it was way less than 1%, which is very likely NOT cases where state requirements were followed. The states recounts WILL have GOP lawyers present with armed protection and they WILL be in close sight of these recounts as they go on, as was done in Floriduh in 2000.

Aside from the obvious things like dead people voting (tens of thousands of cases in each state found, Trump votes tossed for no valid reason, and ballots having all the same signature or who have moved out of the state, there is the signature comparisons.

When people are making up mass numbers of fraudulent ballots, the signatures will tend to look all the same, and will not match the stored signature of the ballot requester.

If after all of this, Trump is still under, fine, Joe Beijing Bioden is President-elect at that point that the votes are certified by the state, but I seriously doubt it will be.

The estimate from those who know this stuff (blockchain database?) there are somewhere between 600k and 800k invalid ballots in these five states, and the GOP has over 11k eyewitnesses on record to testify to it, 250 in Detroit alone.

And in addition to these massive recounts that will be done very thoroughly, Trump only needs a combination of GA and PA, or GA and AZ and WI, etc. He can carry about half these states in various combinations to win the election.

That is why we need the recounts to be done before we get ahead of ourselves and declare anyone the winner of this election.

This is a taste of what they've already found in PA:

"Over 51,000 ballots were marked as returned just a day after they were sent out—an extraordinary speed, given U.S. Postal Service (USPS) delivery times, while nearly 35,000 were returned on the same day they were mailed out. Another more than 23,000 have a return date earlier than the sent date. More than 9,000 have no sent date." ​

​

Tens of Thousands of Pennsylvania Ballots Returned Earlier Than Sent Date: Researcher

www.theepochtimes.com

​

 

[JimBowie1958]

Has a recount ever changed the winner from the original count?

Yes, Floriduh in 2000 flipped from Gore to Bush.

 

[EvilEyeFleegle]

When you dig down into how election recounts are done, if any of these demonstrated examples of fraud are indeed systemic, I think Trump will win and here is why and how.

Audit? Canvas? What do all these election terms mean? - Washington Examiner

The legal battle President Trump’s reelection campaign is waging to contest the results in multiple states that appear to have swung the Electoral College majority to Democratic challenger Joe Biden has put some unfamiliar election-related jargon in the news.Audits, recounts, canvassing — what...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Canvassing is part of the state election certification process that confirms every valid ballot cast is included in the final count. The rules vary by state.​

​

After the canvas is complete, a state can consider an audit. An election audit is a review taken after the polls close to see if the votes were counted properly or the correct procedures were followed. A recount is a specific type of audit that involves the repeat tabulation of the votes to see if the initial count was accurate. This is usually only undertaken in a close election within a certain particularly narrow margin, often 0.5% or less. The margin, rules, and who pays for the recount can vary by state.​

We will see recounts in at least three states, AZ, WI, and GA, and probably in PA and maybe MI too. The map below shows the states in question and what the EC delegate count is in play.

View attachment 415002

The key difference here is that so many of Biden's votes, 50% on average, were mail-in ballots. These types of ballots typically have a 3% rejection rate, but in these four states, it was way less than 1%, which is very likely NOT cases where state requirements were followed. The states recounts WILL have GOP lawyers present with armed protection and they WILL be in close sight of these recounts as they go on, as was done in Floriduh in 2000.

Aside from the obvious things like dead people voting (tens of thousands of cases in each state found, Trump votes tossed for no valid reason, and ballots having all the same signature or who have moved out of the state, there is the signature comparisons.

When people are making up mass numbers of fraudulent ballots, the signatures will tend to look all the same, and will not match the stored signature of the ballot requester.

If after all of this, Trump is still under, fine, Joe Beijing Bioden is President-elect at that point that the votes are certified by the state, but I seriously doubt it will be.

The estimate from those who know this stuff (blockchain database?) there are somewhere between 600k and 800k invalid ballots in these five states, and the GOP has over 11k eyewitnesses on record to testify to it, 250 in Detroit alone.

And in addition to these massive recounts that will be done very thoroughly, Trump only needs a combination of GA and PA, or GA and AZ and WI, etc. He can carry about half these states in various combinations to win the election.

That is why we need the recounts to be done before we get ahead of ourselves and declare anyone the winner of this election.

This is a taste of what they've already found in PA:

"Over 51,000 ballots were marked as returned just a day after they were sent out—an extraordinary speed, given U.S. Postal Service (USPS) delivery times, while nearly 35,000 were returned on the same day they were mailed out. Another more than 23,000 have a return date earlier than the sent date. More than 9,000 have no sent date." ​

​

Tens of Thousands of Pennsylvania Ballots Returned Earlier Than Sent Date: Researcher

www.theepochtimes.com

​

Epoch Times eh? They want my E-mail..no. Have a reputable link I can see?

 

[JimBowie1958]

Has a recount ever changed the winner from the original count?

Yes but nowhere close to the scale we're talking about here.

There is like a 40k vote diff ion PA, and less than 20k in the other states, IIRC.

 

[JimBowie1958]

You have quite the imagination.

thank you, doofus, but it isnt really needed here, just thinking is all that is required and following the process regarding recounts and the evidence of fraud which is considerable, contrary to the lying bastards trying to presumptive close this Presidential election.

 

[task0778]

When you dig down into how election recounts are done, if any of these demonstrated examples of fraud are indeed systemic, I think Trump will win and here is why and how.

Audit? Canvas? What do all these election terms mean? - Washington Examiner

The legal battle President Trump’s reelection campaign is waging to contest the results in multiple states that appear to have swung the Electoral College majority to Democratic challenger Joe Biden has put some unfamiliar election-related jargon in the news.Audits, recounts, canvassing — what...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Canvassing is part of the state election certification process that confirms every valid ballot cast is included in the final count. The rules vary by state.​

​

After the canvas is complete, a state can consider an audit. An election audit is a review taken after the polls close to see if the votes were counted properly or the correct procedures were followed. A recount is a specific type of audit that involves the repeat tabulation of the votes to see if the initial count was accurate. This is usually only undertaken in a close election within a certain particularly narrow margin, often 0.5% or less. The margin, rules, and who pays for the recount can vary by state.​

We will see recounts in at least three states, AZ, WI, and GA, and probably in PA and maybe MI too. The map below shows the states in question and what the EC delegate count is in play.

View attachment 415002

The key difference here is that so many of Biden's votes, 50% on average, were mail-in ballots. These types of ballots typically have a 3% rejection rate, but in these four states, it was way less than 1%, which is very likely NOT cases where state requirements were followed. The states recounts WILL have GOP lawyers present with armed protection and they WILL be in close sight of these recounts as they go on, as was done in Floriduh in 2000.

Aside from the obvious things like dead people voting (tens of thousands of cases in each state found, Trump votes tossed for no valid reason, and ballots having all the same signature or who have moved out of the state, there is the signature comparisons.

When people are making up mass numbers of fraudulent ballots, the signatures will tend to look all the same, and will not match the stored signature of the ballot requester.

If after all of this, Trump is still under, fine, Joe Beijing Bioden is President-elect at that point that the votes are certified by the state, but I seriously doubt it will be.

The estimate from those who know this stuff (blockchain database?) there are somewhere between 600k and 800k invalid ballots in these five states, and the GOP has over 11k eyewitnesses on record to testify to it, 250 in Detroit alone.

And in addition to these massive recounts that will be done very thoroughly, Trump only needs a combination of GA and PA, or GA and AZ and WI, etc. He can carry about half these states in various combinations to win the election.

That is why we need the recounts to be done before we get ahead of ourselves and declare anyone the winner of this election.

Here's my question: for a mail-in ballot, once you open the envelope and pull out the ballot, the link to who and where the ballot came from is gone. There's nothing on the ballot itself that tells you whose vote it was, not in Texas anyway. So, how do you know a given ballot is fraudulent? How can you prove it, and if fraud cannot be proved then how do you decide which ballots are good and which are not?

 

[Rogue AI]

Has a recount ever changed the winner from the original count?

It's happened in MI already, 6000 vote swing by hand recount.

 

[JimBowie1958]

He actually uses his head to think logically unlike the sea of retards floating around the US now.

Thanks for that, but it is a side effect of my autism and OCD, not sure that is a good thing, but I go with it.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Has a recount ever changed the winner from the original count?

Yes but nowhere close to the scale we're talking about here.

There is like a 40k vote diff ion PA, and less than 20k in the other states, IIRC.

That's not much given the votes that will likely be tossed. And PA should get tossed completely. Those fucking conteptuous losers should spend some time in the pokie.

 

[JimBowie1958]

That's not much given the votes that will likely be tossed. And PA should get tossed completely. Those fucking conteptuous losers should spend some time in the pokie.

I think the rejected ballots are going to number in the hundreds of thousands when the recount is done.

This was ballot fraud on an unheard of scale.