A Voter The Trump Campaign Claimed Was Dead Laces Into The President As Fraud Claims Crumble

PO1 H Gene Lawrence No the process isn't complete, but the result has been logically determined as it was in 2016. It wouldn't have mattered if Clinton conceded, we knew the result and that was much closer election.

There isn't any credible scenario where it turns out any differently than a Biden win.

I agree that mistaken identity is not necessarily fraud; however, in the case of elections when the dead rise to vote, ballots are altered, and methods too numerous to illustrate occur it can only lead one to consider that the election and its processes have been criminally frauded. Defrauding an election is for some reason an accepted practice since we first voted for the high school prom Queen or Class President. In high school we considered it no big deal, but on a national scale this is a serious felony for obvious reasons. To be sure, mistakes are made, but when investigations revel an absence of mistake but deliberate action on the part of government officials then we have a felonious assault on the American electorate that needs prosecution.

CWO3 Robert Fong - Can you cite any cases of WIDESPREAD voter fraud? At all? In the presidential election?

CWO3 Robert Fong Dead rise to vote: so far only one case made public and it was a Trump supporter who voted twice for Trump using his dead mother. Ballots altered: they have yet to provide a single case nor a wide spread systemic event. Methods too numerous to illustrate? Just try one and don’t say higher voter turnout is obvious fraud. Remember for last four years, GOP led by McConnell rejected all efforts to boost election security for the states and prepare for ability to handle a system that has over 150 million legally registered voters. Chaos and voter suppression should not encouraged yet it is.

SPC Nancy Greene It doesn't matter what way NC goes. To be clear it will go for Trump, but it really won't make a difference in this election. Every state does things differently, what may or may not happen in NC doesn't mean it is happening anywhere else.