voter fraud

Democrats in California quietly passed a law allowing ballot harvesting in 2016, which allows party workers to go door-to-door and offering to deliver mail-in ballots on behalf of the voter. California lost 7 out of 14 Republican House seats in this election cycle.

Last year, Judicial Watch reported that the number of registered voters in Los Angeles County is 44% greater than the number of resident citizens of voting age. California has 1,736,556 ghost voters.

The media has focused on the drama of the races in Florida and Georgia, but no major challenges were made in California. Foreign-born populations had a big influence on the election and threaten to forever change the US political balance.

Republican Matt Caldwell won his election for the state Agricultural Commissioner on Election Day as he was up by 40,000 votes, and there were only 30,000 votes that could possibly still come in from Broward, so his campaign declared victory and went to bed. 

New Mexico's Secretary of State’s office called Republican Yvette Herrelland said, “They had magically found 4,000 ballots that had not been counted.” She said about an hour and a half later, the office said there were an additional 4,000 ballots.

California takes a long time to count its ballots because of new laws which include accepting mail-in ballots within three days of the election, following up with voters over mis-matched signatures, and the state allows voters to register on Election Day.

Georgia: Republican Secretary of State Brian Kemp resigned from his post, asserting that he is the winner of the gubernatorial race. However, the Democratic Party of Georgia reported thousands of new absentee and early votes had not yet been counted.

A concerned citizen videotaped ballots being transported in private vehicles & transferred to a rented truck on election night, violating-chain-of custody rules. An election worker signed a sworn statement that she saw campaign workers filling out blank ballots.

by NoahBrian Kemp, the proud new face of White Nationalism. It's time for the Republican Party and the conservative movement to change its names?

-by Valley GirlI live in Georgia. I voted early. I voted last Friday at an early voting location, not where I usually vote during primaries, midterms, or general elections. I waited in line for an hour and a half.