Hillary Clinton campaign accused of voter fraud in Polk County, Iowa
Hillary Clinton campaign accused of voter fraud in Polk County, Iowa
February 1, 201610:06 PM MST
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The Iowa caucus has finally come and while Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was declared the Republican winner, the Democratic race is a lot more complicated. While supporters for Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders continued to fight it out into the night, the results were not as clear as some questions were raised.
In over 1,600 caucus sites around the state of Iowa, Democratic voters made their voices heard. Though the Clinton campaign declared victory prematurely, as of 12 a.m. Tuesday morning on the East Coast, no official winner has been declared. As voters anxiously awaited the results, news broke on C-SPAN.org on Feb. 1 that the Clinton campaign was being accused of possible voter fraud in one Iowa county.
The video shows Clinton caucus chair Drew Gentsch and precinct captain Liz Buck allegedly not conducting an "actual count of Clinton supporters and deliberately mislead caucus." The location in question was prescient #43 in Des Moines, IA, as the caucus event was held at Roosevelt High School, as the video was broadcasted live on C-SPAN2.
The final delegate count finished with Clinton receiving five and Sanders pulling in four. Multiple rounds of voting took place, as the head count changed from round to round, which raised questions from those in attendance. On Reddit, the incident was explained in further detail.
"It was assumed by the chair, Drew Gentsch, that the voter difference was due to a few people that left the building before the second round began. The question is whether there were really 456 total people present for the second round of voting. That was not clear, as Clinton's team did not perform a recount of ALL of the Hillary supporters during the second round of voting."
The account of the incident also states that Buck "lied about whether she recounted all of the Clinton supporters during the second count." In further detail, the report notes, "It's all on tape. The Sanders supports were unsuccessful at getting a recount conducted, even though several of them protested vigorously."
As of press time, the Clinton campaign's deceleration of victory appears to be premature. All major media news outlets have listed the race as "Too close to call," with the full delegates expected to be split between to two candidates.
http://www.examiner.com/article/hill...lk-county-iowa
Clinton voter fraud in Polk County, Iowa Caucus
Andy Krill
Published on Feb 1, 2016
The first chance they got they commit voter fraud.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNz-dtnQ1Ys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNz-dtnQ1Ys
