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Quote:Over 100 provisional ballots were rejected in Miami-Dade County on Thursday after election officials said that those people showed up to vote a second time in the same election, according to a local media reporter.

The news comes as Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) claimed earlier in the day that the Democrats and Florida election officials with questionable records were trying to “steal” the election in Broward County, which is just north of Miami-Dade County.



Miami-Dade County is one of the bluest counties in the state of Florida, as nearly two-thirds of the county voted for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.

“Stream of aggressive red stamping at Miami-Dade canvassing board as panel rejects provisional ballots from 108 people who showed up to vote a second time in the same election,” Miami Herald reporter Doug Hanks said.

Hanks added in a subsequent tweet: “Miami-Dade lawyer tells me provisional ballots from people who tried to vote twice do get referred to prosecutors. But voter has to be shown with criminal intent to face charges.

The news comes after Rubio cast serious doubts about actions by election officials in Broward County on Thursday, noting the questionable past of Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes.

“#Broward election supervisors ongoing violation of #Florida law requiring timely reporting isn’t just annoying incompetence,” Rubio wrote on Twitter on Thursday. “It has opened the door for lawyers to come here & try to steal a seat in the U.S. Senate & Florida Cabinet.”

https://twitter.com/doug_hanks/status/10...5650793472

Stealing an election? This is civil war. People need to be arrested.

I read a story that said 24,000 ballots in Broward County apparently cast a vote in the Governor's race but not in the Senate race. That's certainly possible (and even likely in the smaller, down-ballot races), but I find it hard to believe there is such a wide discrepancy. Florida voting officials are saying it's probably because voters didn't mark their ballots clearly enough for the Senate race.

Did they use only paper ballots in Florida? Only in Florida....

(11-08-2018 10:13 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I read a story that said 24,000 ballots in Broward County apparently cast a vote in the Governor's race but not in the Senate race. That's certainly possible (and even likely in the smaller, down-ballot races), but I find it hard to believe there is such a wide discrepancy. Florida voting officials are saying it's probably because voters didn't mark their ballots clearly enough for the Senate race.

Did they use only paper ballots in Florida? Only in Florida....

All for democrats. Imagine that. Party of idiots that hate America.

But....we already knew that

(11-08-2018 10:13 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I read a story that said 24,000 ballots in Broward County apparently cast a vote in the Governor's race but not in the Senate race. That's certainly possible (and even likely in the smaller, down-ballot races), but I find it hard to believe there is such a wide discrepancy. Florida voting officials are saying it's probably because voters didn't mark their ballots clearly enough for the Senate race.

Did they use only paper ballots in Florida? Only in Florida....

We use paper ballots in VA and have never had a problem. So these people in just two of the counties in Florida were able to fill in the bubble for all the other candidates except Bill Nelson? Of all the races and candidates, this was the error that 60,000 people in two counties made? Ok.

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(11-08-2018 10:13 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I read a story that said 24,000 ballots in Broward County apparently cast a vote in the Governor's race but not in the Senate race. That's certainly possible (and even likely in the smaller, down-ballot races), but I find it hard to believe there is such a wide discrepancy. Florida voting officials are saying it's probably because voters didn't mark their ballots clearly enough for the Senate race.

Did they use only paper ballots in Florida? Only in Florida....

Yes you bubble in your choice and then put it in a scantron machine.

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(11-05-2018 08:05 PM)AppfanInCAAland Wrote:  Just like every election year, boxes of votes will be "found" behind cabinets in Democrat precincts in every close race, or some lib judge will order inner city precincts stay open late for stuffing. It happens every year. The only question is if they calculated correctly to pre-print enough ballots to make it believable (unlike in 2016). The party of Tamanney Hall will always do their thing.

In light of the shenanigans in Broward County FL and in Arizona, I wanted to go back to this comment I made in another thread the day before the election.

There is no reason Democrat precincts should still be counting "votes" three days after the election. No reason other than fraudulent ones anyway.

It happens every election. We had a razor thin election for state attorney general here in Virginia a few cycles back where the Republican had won on election day and then on Thursday, 1000s of ballots were "found" in left leaning Fairfax County. Al Franken won his Senate seat after adding a bunch of votes from inner city Minnesota precincts days after the election. I could go on.

I don't particularly like Republicans (I'm more of a libertarian leaning independent who tends to vote R only when I really like the candidate or on a close race; I did not vote for Trump, for example); but its crap that this (and the corruption and mob violence of course) that makes me hate the Democrat Party more and more with each passing year.

(11-08-2018 10:26 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(11-08-2018 10:13 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I read a story that said 24,000 ballots in Broward County apparently cast a vote in the Governor's race but not in the Senate race. That's certainly possible (and even likely in the smaller, down-ballot races), but I find it hard to believe there is such a wide discrepancy. Florida voting officials are saying it's probably because voters didn't mark their ballots clearly enough for the Senate race.

Did they use only paper ballots in Florida? Only in Florida....

All for democrats. Imagine that. Party of idiots that hate America.

But....we already knew that

Days later and Democrats are still defeating trumpbots. I see why you and Trump are so pissed. Sad.

(11-09-2018 08:06 AM)cb4029 Wrote:  

(11-08-2018 10:26 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(11-08-2018 10:13 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I read a story that said 24,000 ballots in Broward County apparently cast a vote in the Governor's race but not in the Senate race. That's certainly possible (and even likely in the smaller, down-ballot races), but I find it hard to believe there is such a wide discrepancy. Florida voting officials are saying it's probably because voters didn't mark their ballots clearly enough for the Senate race.

Did they use only paper ballots in Florida? Only in Florida....

All for democrats. Imagine that. Party of idiots that hate America.

But....we already knew that

Days later and Democrats are still defeating trumpbots. I see why you and Trump are so pissed. Sad.

Well, it takes several days to figure out how many fake votes they need to create to steal the election. Sad, indeed.

Working hard to keep the seat for Esqueleto.

(11-09-2018 07:10 AM)fsquid Wrote:  

(11-08-2018 10:13 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I read a story that said 24,000 ballots in Broward County apparently cast a vote in the Governor's race but not in the Senate race. That's certainly possible (and even likely in the smaller, down-ballot races), but I find it hard to believe there is such a wide discrepancy. Florida voting officials are saying it's probably because voters didn't mark their ballots clearly enough for the Senate race.

Did they use only paper ballots in Florida? Only in Florida....

Yes you bubble in your choice and then put it in a scantron machine.

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Lol. Hell fire man. Alabama isnt even that backward

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-...at-florida

(11-08-2018 10:02 PM)q5sys Wrote:  Hanks added in a subsequent tweet: “Miami-Dade lawyer tells me provisional ballots from people who tried to vote twice do get referred to prosecutors. But voter has to be shown with criminal intent to face charges.

I'm wondering what the line is:

A. Oh, darn! I forgot that I had already voted. I'm sorry.

B. I know I already voted, but let's try it again.



Are there other options I've missed?

If not and these are the only two, I'm thinking option A doesn't sound too plausible.

(11-09-2018 11:32 AM)umbluegray Wrote:  

(11-08-2018 10:02 PM)q5sys Wrote:  Hanks added in a subsequent tweet: “Miami-Dade lawyer tells me provisional ballots from people who tried to vote twice do get referred to prosecutors. But voter has to be shown with criminal intent to face charges.

I'm wondering what the line is:

A. Oh, darn! I forgot that I had already voted. I'm sorry.

B. I know I already voted, but let's try it again.



Are there other options I've missed?

If not and these are the only two, I'm thinking option A doesn't sound too plausible.

I mean they give you a sticker and everything. How can you forget you voted?

(11-09-2018 07:10 AM)fsquid Wrote:  

(11-08-2018 10:13 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I read a story that said 24,000 ballots in Broward County apparently cast a vote in the Governor's race but not in the Senate race. That's certainly possible (and even likely in the smaller, down-ballot races), but I find it hard to believe there is such a wide discrepancy. Florida voting officials are saying it's probably because voters didn't mark their ballots clearly enough for the Senate race.

Did they use only paper ballots in Florida? Only in Florida....

Yes you bubble in your choice and then put it in a scantron machine.

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Can you not just do the quick picks on these things? Goes much faster.

Breaking News:. Broward County Election Officials have asked Cook County Election Officials to come down to provide expertise and assist in the counting process

(11-09-2018 07:23 AM)AppfanInCAAland Wrote:  

(11-05-2018 08:05 PM)AppfanInCAAland Wrote:  Just like every election year, boxes of votes will be "found" behind cabinets in Democrat precincts in every close race, or some lib judge will order inner city precincts stay open late for stuffing. It happens every year. The only question is if they calculated correctly to pre-print enough ballots to make it believable (unlike in 2016). The party of Tamanney Hall will always do their thing.

In light of the shenanigans in Broward County FL and in Arizona, I wanted to go back to this comment I made in another thread the day before the election.

There is no reason Democrat precincts should still be counting "votes" three days after the election. No reason other than fraudulent ones anyway.

It happens every election. We had a razor thin election for state attorney general here in Virginia a few cycles back where the Republican had won on election day and then on Thursday, 1000s of ballots were "found" in left leaning Fairfax County. Al Franken won his Senate seat after adding a bunch of votes from inner city Minnesota precincts days after the election. I could go on.

I don't particularly like Republicans (I'm more of a libertarian leaning independent who tends to vote R only when I really like the candidate or on a close race; I did not vote for Trump, for example); but its crap that this (and the corruption and mob violence of course) that makes me hate the Democrat Party more and more with each passing year.

There are reports that there are still counting provisional ballots, military and absentee ballots in other counties as well. There seems to be some issues with some ballots printed in other counties as well. It could have been some type of printing error which means something different.

The problem in Florida is that Scott and DeSantis won by a margin larger than expected, and overcame the fake votes injected into the election. Hence the need to generate more fake votes.

btw, counting ballots is not the same as counting votes. A ballot count is required immediately, and can be done literally in minutes. But Broward still refuses to say how many ballots they have.

(11-09-2018 01:02 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  The problem in Florida is that Scott and DeSantis won by a margin larger than expected, and overcame the fake votes injected into the election. Hence the need to generate more fake votes.

btw, counting ballots is not the same as counting votes. A ballot count is required immediately, and can be done literally in minutes. But Broward still refuses to say how many ballots they have.

Protesters outside of the Broward Supervisors office, they are pissed. Snipes needs to be investigated. Seems like she routinely violates the laws.

(11-09-2018 12:49 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(11-09-2018 07:23 AM)AppfanInCAAland Wrote:  

(11-05-2018 08:05 PM)AppfanInCAAland Wrote:  Just like every election year, boxes of votes will be "found" behind cabinets in Democrat precincts in every close race, or some lib judge will order inner city precincts stay open late for stuffing. It happens every year. The only question is if they calculated correctly to pre-print enough ballots to make it believable (unlike in 2016). The party of Tamanney Hall will always do their thing.

In light of the shenanigans in Broward County FL and in Arizona, I wanted to go back to this comment I made in another thread the day before the election.

There is no reason Democrat precincts should still be counting "votes" three days after the election. No reason other than fraudulent ones anyway.

It happens every election. We had a razor thin election for state attorney general here in Virginia a few cycles back where the Republican had won on election day and then on Thursday, 1000s of ballots were "found" in left leaning Fairfax County. Al Franken won his Senate seat after adding a bunch of votes from inner city Minnesota precincts days after the election. I could go on.

I don't particularly like Republicans (I'm more of a libertarian leaning independent who tends to vote R only when I really like the candidate or on a close race; I did not vote for Trump, for example); but its crap that this (and the corruption and mob violence of course) that makes me hate the Democrat Party more and more with each passing year.

There are reports that there are still counting provisional ballots, military and absentee ballots in other counties as well. There seems to be some issues with some ballots printed in other counties as well. It could have been some type of printing error which means something different.

You do realize Provisional ballots are those cast by people that can't prove they are eligible to vote. You don't just count them. There has to be some sort of proof the person who cast the ballot can "actually" place that vote.