How can this "fact check" not mention Clark County in Nevada?
Ballots are literally being found in the trash and are going to dead voters
washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/…
Ballots are literally being found in the trash and are going to dead voters
washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/…
Live ballots are piling up in Nevada, where Democrats are demanding they stop enforcing its ban on ballot harvesting
Democrat Clark County is allowing "field registrars," i.e. paid campaign operatives, to drop off ballots
Wapo: nothing to see here 🙄
reviewjournal.com/news/politics-…
Democrat Clark County is allowing "field registrars," i.e. paid campaign operatives, to drop off ballots
Wapo: nothing to see here 🙄
reviewjournal.com/news/politics-…
A postal worker has seen thousands of inactive ballots
"(The recipients) had all moved or died"
"...there were thousands sitting in crates with no additional safeguards and marked to be sent back to the county from the 89104 ZIP code."
One went to her mother who is deceased
"(The recipients) had all moved or died"
"...there were thousands sitting in crates with no additional safeguards and marked to be sent back to the county from the 89104 ZIP code."
One went to her mother who is deceased
Richard Hasen, quoted in WaPo's "fact check" to say fraud never happens, previously said absentee voting is the most common form of voter fraud
And that was in 2016, when only 5.9% of votes cast were vote by mail
npr.org/2016/10/25/499…
And that was in 2016, when only 5.9% of votes cast were vote by mail
npr.org/2016/10/25/499…
Hasen: "When voter fraud does occur or when voter coercion does occur, it tends to occur with absentee ballots."
"The most common kind of voter fraud we see...involving absentee ballots."
"Usually, it's absentee ballots that are bought or sold."
"The most common kind of voter fraud we see...involving absentee ballots."
"Usually, it's absentee ballots that are bought or sold."
