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Those -- and so in every election, certainly a national election you expect the see the republican with a lead, but its not really a lead 678 when you put together a jigsaw puzzle, it doesnt matter which piece you put in first. it ends up with the same image. for us, who cares? thats because no candidate had ever tried to avail themself of this quirk in the election accounting system. we had gone to pains -- im proud of the pains we went to, to make sure that we were informing viewers that this ...

Lost big time. she had 3.4% of the vote. way behind david perdue and way way way behind the incumbent brian kemp. yet, being the trump loyalist that she is, she knew exactly what to do next. she is now refusing to concede, claiming the election was rigged, the campaign spokesperson told the daily beast, quote, we have a last data team working on the 2022 primary election fraud. more will be forth coming. end quote. yeah. heres the thing. shes got a plan to prove that she actually received more v...

She got a measly 3. 4% of the vote, way behind david perdue and way, way, way behind the incumbent, brian kemp. yet being the trump loyalist that she is, she knew exactly what to do next. she is now refusing to concede, claiming the election was rigged. a campaign spokesperson told the daily beast, quote, we have a national day to team working on the 2022 primary election fraud, more will be forthcoming. end quote. yeah. heres the thing, she has got a plan to prove that she actually received mor...

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Any way, concerned about things that their hearing could happen at the polls, its for them to promote prior to election day, absentee. thats that, well be ready on election day, as well, to have eyes, and ears, on the ground. essentially, if we see any abuse, interference, or intimidation of voters to, swiftly, in partnership with local law enforcement, and others, address it, and ensure it does not interfere with our elections process. >> jocelyn benson, democratic secretary of state for the st...

Clearly, that is part of the goal. creating chaos, and confusion, for even just the threat of interference, that causes people to be reticent to vote, or perhaps, natural to vote at all, for fear that something may happen if they do. under a lot, there are specific ways, and reasons, in which some can be challenged. keeping an eye on, again, the abuse of that important transparency mechanism, is something we will do throughout election day. it is important to recognize, in michigan, voters have ...

The process, but are you concerned that this is just overwhelming the entire process? the overwhelming at, they clock it up, they delay at, they undermine the veracity of the vote? they make people lose confidence in the process? >> yes. absolutely. clearly, that is part of the goal. creating chaos, and confusion, for even just the threat of interference, that causes people to be reticent to vote, or perhaps, natural to vote at all, for fear that something may happen if they do. under a lot, the...