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Massive vote fraud under way across the country as Democrats steal elections in several states

(Natural News) Democratic candidates are managing to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat in a number of states following the 2018 midterms as new ballots giving them leads in races they lost on Tuesday continue to be “found.” In Arizona, Republican Rep. Martha McSally was ahead of crackpot Democratic Rep. Kyrsten Sinema Tuesday … [Read More...]

Monday, November 12, 2018 by: JD Heyes
Tags: 2018 midterms, Arizona, California, corruption, deception, democrats, election theft, elections, Florida, fraud, Georgia, politics, Senate, vote fraud

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(Natural News) Democratic candidates are managing to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat in a number of states following the 2018 midterms as new ballots giving them leads in races they lost on Tuesday continue to be “found.”
In Arizona, Republican Rep. Martha McSally was ahead of crackpot Democratic Rep. Kyrsten Sinema Tuesday evening and into Wednesday morning, but now, thanks to ballots that continue to ‘trickle in,’ she’s ahead by tens of thousands of votes, with a wider margin now “expected” as state officials continue to pad her total, according to AZ Central.
Republicans smell Democratic rats, and in particular, they believe Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes “has been using his position to cook the books for Kyrsten Sinema.”
State GOP officials in Arizona said that the party filed a public-records request Saturday regarding Fontes while alleging “questionable and possibly illegal decisions made by Adrian Fontes, including opening voter centers for non-emergencies the weekend before the election, and curing ballots in the general, but not the primary election.”
State Republicans want “all communications between Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes’ Office and the Sinema campaign and her allies,” AZ Central reported.
In Florida, Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson, the incumbent, lost on Election Night to GOP Gov. Rick Scott, while Democratic Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum lost the gubernatorial race to former U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis.
Now, nearly a week later and thanks to shenanigans in Broward and Palm Beach counties, new ballots have been just showing up in those two Democratic strongholds, eroding strong victory margins by Scott and DeSantis.
On Sunday, following a court ruling last week saying that Broward and Palm Beach election officials had violated state laws and the Florida constitution regarding the handling of ballots, Scott declared victory and proclaimed Nelson a “sore loser.”
“Bill Nelson’s a sore loser. We’ve won,” Scott said on “Fox News Sunday.” “I’ve had to win this election twice now. I will be going to Washington as the next U.S. senator from Florida, and I’m going to work hard to change the direction of this country like we did in Florida.”
On election night Scott led Nelson by about 60,000 votes, but after ‘new’ ballots were ‘found’ that lead has been cut to about 12,500, or .015 percent, The National Sentinel reported.
“The judges have already said, they clearly violated the law,” said Scott.

Dems waging full assault against our election system

In California, even long-serving Republicans who were considered to be in safe districts are coming up on the losing end. One of them is Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, who has held his congressional seat for 30 years — again, after Democratic operatives ‘found’ several thousand ballots well after election day.
Breitbart News reported:
Several California Republicans who appeared to have held onto their congressional seats on Election Day saw their leads narrowed — or reversed — as late ballots continued to be counted, almost uniformly helping Democrats.
In the 10th congressional district, Democrat Josh Harder had taken a lead of over 3,000 votes over Republican incumbent Jeff Denham by Saturday evening. Denham led by a slim margin on Election Day.
In the 48th district, incumbent Republican Dana Rohrabacher saw a small Election Day lead reversed decisively, and the race was called for Democrat challenger Harley Rouda.
In Georgia, meanwhile, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacy Abrams, who lost by a 64,000-vote margin last week, is now clamoring for a recount after the state Democratic Party said a handful of counties have suddenly ‘found’ thousands of ballots they now want counted.
Of course, of the 5,569 votes ‘found,’ 4,804 went for Abrams.
There is a concerned effort by the lawless Democratic Party to steal elections all over the country because they can’t win them outright with an agenda of open borders, violence, and hate.

Video at the page link | NRSC joins suit alleging violations of Florida election laws

Read more about Democratic vote fraud at VoteFraud.news.

Sources include:

TheGatewayPundit.com
TheNationalSentinel.com
Breitbart.com

https://www.naturalnews.com/2018-11-...elections.html

The fraud in FL and AZ is a dress rehearsal for the 2020 election. This was to see just how far they could go to steal these elections. If they get away with it they know exactly what crimes they have to commit to steal 2020. They need to be stopped and stopped NOW!

Vote Rigging

There is no blue wave this election cycle
Only a crime wave by the Democrats.
Stealing an election is not winning!

1 million voters can't be wrong. Appoint Martha McSally to the Senate, Gov. Ducey

Laurie Roberts, Arizona Republic Published 10:27 a.m. MT Nov. 12, 2018 | Updated 5:08 p.m. MT Nov. 12, 2018

Opinion: Kyrsten Sinema will be Arizona's next senator. Martha McSally should be, too.

It’s Day Seven of election night in Arizona and it’s clear that Democrat Kyrsten Sinema soon will be called Sen. Sinema.

While Republican Party leaders try to regain their temporarily (I hope) lost sanity and get over it, consider this:

Republican Martha McSally soon could be called Sen. McSally.

More than one million Arizona voters wanted to see the former fighter-pilot-turned-southern-Arizona congresswoman in the Senate.

Gov. Doug Ducey could grant them their wish.

Ducey could appoint McSally to the late Sen. John McCain’s Senate seat, the one that placeholder Jon Kyl is expected to leave by year’s end.

Appoint the loser? Sure, why not?

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Martha McSally sang the national anthem at the Arizona State-Utah game at Sun Devil Stadium on Saturday. Sun Devil Athletics, Arizona Republic

There would have been a time that I would have skewered the governor for appointing the loser of an election to the very job for which that person had run. Ignoring the will of voters and all that. In fact, that time wasn't all that long ago.

The razor's edge outcome of this race has made me reconsider.

We are living in deeply, deeply divided times and it strikes me of late that there are no real winners here.

Oh, battles are won, just as Sinema appears to have won, becoming the first Democrat in 30 years to be elected to the Senate from Arizona. That’s no small feat.

But the war continues and we in Arizona – as in America – are at each other’s throats.

It’d be nice if Republicans, in their better moments, would acknowledge that Sinema is not going to morph into some wild-eyed, tie-dyed tutu-wearing socialist. She’s going to chart a center course, just as she did for the last six years in the House, leaving the folks in MoveOn.org to grind their teeth.

It’d be nice, too, if Democrats, in their better moments, would acknowledge that McSally, if appointed, would be likely to fairly represent what continues to be a red state.
Gov. Ducey could heal open wounds

I was critical of her calculated decision to cuddle up to President Donald Trump, after having sent signals she disapproved of his behavior. But elections are tricky things and had she not done so, she would have had no chance to win. I hope that she, too, would return to her congressional roots as a more moderate voice than the one portrayed during this campaign.

Ducey, with one stroke of a pen, could apply some desperately needed salve to the open, gaping wound that is post-election Arizona.

Appoint McSally, governor.

Here’s what I said when McSally entered the race last November:

“She’s a retired Air Force colonel – the first woman to fly combat missions, the first to command a fighter squadron. She represents a swing district in Congress yet has been President Donald Trump’s most reliable vote in Arizona’s delegation, according to FiveThirtyEight.

“She’s a fundraising machine and has shown herself willing to work across the political aisle.”

One year later, I’m guessing she is still that woman.

https://www.azcentral.com/story/opin...ma/1977334002/

Something big is going down! Broward County Florida

Video https://www.facebook.com/janet.klomb...6063386745587/

Oh, I looked up Sinema on Wiki. Damn, she is really, really smart in terms of education. She's also from Phoenix, Maricopa County, that is her 9th Congressional district. Her district voted for Hillary as well as Obama, she was replaced by a Democrat in this district. She was on the "team" appointed by Obama back when she was in the Arizona state legislature to develop Obamacare and was there in the White House when it was signed. As a Congresswoman, she was a co-sponsor of the Dream Act. She was a tougher opponent in that Maricopa County area than I would have thought. She also raised $8.2 million in her primary run, more than the other 3 candidates combined.

It looks to me like what happened in Arizona was lower than needed Republican turn-out against high Democratic turn-out, major DNC spending on this race, a popular Democratic incumbent in her home district which was Maricopa County, some illegal voting and ballot stuffing, and we lose a seat we should have won. Very disappointing because Sinema is smart, she'll play her cards right and be there a really really long time.

It's very depressing, losing this seat in Arizona.

Too many illegal aliens in Arizona voting...voter fraud.

Find them, deport them and their entire family!

Their anchor babies are going to destroy our country!

Stand with Florida (and Against Illegal Immigration)

GAVE BROWARD COUNTY 5 MORE DAYS, WHY? TO FIND VOTES. WE ARE NOT STUPID

I think they're making up votes.