Date: November 9th, 2026 8:31 PM Author: Poastrad4mus
they knew people would be sick of trump at this point. so they could perpetrate the most brazen fraud in history and no one would challenge it. looking at the numbers, that’s exactly what happened here. the voting anomalies exceed those we saw when biden won and no one cares. in fact even suggesting fraud right now is verboten
Things like the 19 year old in Arizona winning county clerk or whatever it was just because he had a D next to his name do seem suspicious. Apparently the incumbent was well liked and people are upset about it.
We need to look deeper into Texas too. Ken Paxton was well liked and people are upset about it.
Where there's smoke there's fire brother. We just need to interview a lot of people who are upset about it, to illustrate how no real "citizen" would have voted for Tala-freako, esp after his hospitalization in Ohio.
Date: November 10th, 2026 5:48 PM Author: Poastrad4mus
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Date: November 7th, 2026 3:24 PM
Author: Poastrad4mus
abbott got ~100k more votes then in 2022 and still lost, while hj got ~1.7m more than beto, and there were supposedly no long lines to show for that kind of enthusiasm. the gop house votes stayed flat while dems gained ~20m out of nowhere. add the westchester machine glitch where ballots went into bags, the doj’s list of 20k possible noncitizens on the california rolls, and the alaska two daniels sullivan thing, and it’s extremely fishy. and this is just what we know within a few days
Date: November 10th, 2026 6:02 PM Author: Historical American
There weren't any long lines on election day because the majority of voters voted early. The majority of early voting occurred in blue cities. It's almost like a lot of democrats in cities turned out to vote early. 70% of Texans live in a major metro area. If they have a high turnout and those people vote blue, they can mathematically overpower the rural areas.
The reason why GOP has a huge advantage is that in the rural areas about 80% of people vote Republican. So 80% of 30% is 24%. With a baseline of 24%, the cities can go 60/40 Democrat and still lose. 60% of 70%, is 42%. In this scenario Dems receive 48% of the vote, GOP 52%.
You can see how close the margins are. If Democrats in cities are really engaged and GOP turnout slips, it can easily tip the race 10 points. For example if cities go 65/35 blue and rural turnout is depressed and only goes 70/30 for Republicans, the result would be 54.5 to 45.5 D. And Bob's your uncle.