Some Big Questions to answer on how City of Green Bay Wisconsin handled this election:
Why were anti-Trump mayoral staff involved in processing the absentee ballots at the KI Center?
Did the Mayor and his staff violate state law in running the election? #maga#wiright#GreenBay
Green Bay's City Clerk was on a leave of absence. Under Stat 62.09(5) when a municipal officer is temporarily unable to do their duties, the governing body (city council) may appoint a person to discharge the officer's duties until the officer returns.
Did the Green Bay City Council ever vote on an Acting City Clerk? Or did the Mayor's Office simply take over the running of the election. The Green Bay Mayor is Eric Genrich, a former Democrat State Assemblyman from 2013 to 2019.
The Green Bay Mayor's Community Liaison is Amaad Rivera, a Massachusetts Democrat (former Sen. Markey staffer).
Amaad Rivera has made it his mission over the past 4 years to resist/stop/defeat/fight Pres. Trump. In May 2020, in his speech to become a DNC delegate, he said "I know that Wisconsin and the rest of the country needs us to defeat this POTUS in November" wisdems.org/wp-content/upl…
Amaad Rivera ran for Massachusetts State Senate in 2018, where one of his main platforms was to resist President Trump #stopthesteal
Rivera previously said in 2017 he rejoined Sen. Markey's staff because "he also wanted be part of the fight against Trump." wmasspi.com/2017/02/briefi…
And in 2018, Amaad Rivera spoke to a Massachusetts anti-fascism rally, promising "We are going to be fighting for equal justice until we can get rid of Trump"
So an anti-Trump Mayoral staff with a clear conflict of interest wouldn't be allowed anywhere near ballots with President Trump's name on it, right? Wrong! Here's Mayoral Staff running operations at the KI Center absentee ballot counting
While the Deputy City Clerk was at City Hall all night, election observers tell me that Amaad Rivera was running most of the absentee ballot processing on election night, where final GB numbers were not reported until 5am on Wednesday morning.
Thankfully a reporter told us all about processing errors at the Green Bay KI Center, where votes were transferred from damaged ballots, error filled ballots were counted, and other irregularities were cured by election workers
This needs a thorough outside investigation of how Green Bay ran the election & processing of 31,000 absentee ballots. The Trump Campaign should demand it.
How can voters have confidence in an electoral system that has known partisans counting, processing, and "curing" ballots?!
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Deep Dive on City of Milwaukee, WI Voting Numbers:
Takeaways: Biden under-performed Hillary 2016 Numbers in Most Black Wards (Northside) and many Hispanic Wards (southside), yet over-performed in the White Wards (Downtown Mke especially).
Northside Wards:
Ward 22 (Silver Spring Dr): Biden got 612 votes to Trump 81 (Turnout was 70.3%),
2016: Hillary - 700 Trump - 74
Ward 24 (N 61st): Biden - 312 to Trump 33 (Turnout was 56.3%)
2016: Hillary - 390. Trump - 16
More Northside Milwaukee Ward Results:
Ward 37: Biden - 580 to Trump 64 (Turnout 66.6%)
2016: Hillary 643 to Trump 73
Ward 43 (S of Silver Spring Dr): Biden 235 to Trump 17 (Turnout 56%)
2016: Hillary 473 to Trump 13 (That's 238 less votes for Biden than Hillary!)
TIMELINE: What @GovEvers is doing with Wisconsin Election was heavily influenced by the DNC:
March 17: DNC asks states not to postpone their primary elections
March 20: Gov. Evers states he supports keeping the election on
March 22 - DNC continues to ask states not to postpone
March 23: Evers announces Safer at Home
March 28: Evers remains adamant the election will proceed as planned on April 7
April 2: DNC postpones Convention
April 3: Evers calls for delay to election to mail everyone a ballot.
April 4: Evers calls for special session to deny in-person voting
April 6: Evers issues Executive Order to cancel in-person voting for tomorrow (Election Day)
Thread: Wisconsin Early Voting Analysis. Comparing 2018 Early Voting Numbers to 2016 Early Voting (easiest comparison). No Sign of BLUE Wave in Wisconsin yet. Statewide average is 31.5% of 2016 as of Oct 26, 2018 - Source is Wisconsin Elections Commission. #wiright#maga
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Dem WI Strongholds seem to be at or below the statewide average of 31.5% (Walker 2014 % in parenthesis):
Dane County - 30.65% (below statewide average) (Walker 29.2%)
Milwaukee County- 31.52% (Walker 36.1%)
Rock County - 27.93% (Walker 42.8%)
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Some WI GOP Strongholds are ABOVE statewide ave (Walker 2014 % in parenthesis):
Fond du Lac County -34.88% (Walker 64%)
Manitowoc County-36.09% (Walker 61.8%)
Marathon County-34.88% (Walker 61.2%)
Ozaukee County -38.99% (Walker 70%)
Sheboygan County -36.22% (Walker 62.9%)
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