Post: Post Reply: It's probably the case in Seattle and Chicongo. but what we saw in Arizona was totally attobishihng. Clearly, this election was stolen, not necessarily by Dominion but by the fact 62% of Republican polling places had machines that wouldn't work . by DeeDee

Original Message: It's probably the case in Seattle and Chicongo. but what we saw in Arizona was totally attobishihng. Clearly, this election was stolen, not necessarily by Dominion but by the fact 62% of Republican polling places had machines that wouldn't work .
that created total chaos. We still have 35,000 ballots uncounted and in the AG'S race, most provisional ballots (by Republicans who had to vote provisionally because of the broken machines) were rejected. Abe Hamadeh lost by about 250 votes. That case is before the court presently and he has a chance to reverse the election if the court's allow examination of those votes to determine whether or not they should have been rejected.

Original Message: It's probably the case in Seattle and Chicongo. but what we saw in Arizona was totally attobishihng. Clearly, this election was stolen, not necessarily by Dominion but by the fact 62% of Republican polling places had machines that wouldn't work .

that created total chaos. We still have 35,000 ballots uncounted and in the AG'S race, most provisional ballots (by Republicans who had to vote provisionally because of the broken machines) were rejected. Abe Hamadeh lost by about 250 votes. That case is before the court presently and he has a chance to reverse the election if the court's allow examination of those votes to determine whether or not they should have been rejected.

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