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originally posted by: crankyoldman
Funny thing about Rico Rudy, he has ACTUAL experience managing the multi-ring circus of a crises of this nature, from 9-11-2000, which here kicked off on mirrored 11-9-2020.

a reply to: Aallanon

Neveada.

Summary of recount laws
The list below shows answers to common questions regarding recounts in Nevada.[1]

Does state law require automatic recounts?
No.
When must an automatic recount be completed?
There are no automatic recounts in this state.
Can a recount be requested?
Yes, the recount can be requested within three working days of the county or statewide canvass. The deadline for completion is within 10 days of the request. No margin is required.
Who pays for a requested recount?
The requester.
Is a refund available for requested recount costs?
Yes. Costs paid by the requester are refunded if the recount changes the election outcome in his or her favor. If the outcome does not change, the requester may receive a refund if the amount paid was greater than the cost of the recount.
Can a partial recount be requested?
No.
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originally posted by: 772STi
a reply to: Aallanon

I think it varies state to state. Anywhere from 1.0 to 0.1 percent

So, an incentive to deliver more fake ballots, to push the total beyond the recount threshold?

a reply to: Aallanon

Arizona,

Summary of recount laws
The list below shows answers to common questions regarding recounts in Arizona.[1]

Does state law require automatic recounts?
Yes. Margins requiring an automatic recount vary based on the type of election and total turnout. These can be found below.
When must an automatic recount be completed?
No set deadline.
Can a recount be requested?
Recounts may not be requested in this state.
Who pays for a requested recount?
Recounts may not be requested in this state.
Is a refund available for requested recount costs?
Not applicable. State law does not allow requested recounts.
Can a partial recount be requested?
No.

Automatic recount procedures
Automatic recounts are required under the following conditions:

“
A. A recount of the vote is required when the canvass of returns in a primary or general election shows that the margin between the two candidates receiving the greatest number of votes for a particular office, or between the number of votes cast for and against initiated or referred measures or proposals to amend the Constitution of Arizona, is less than or equal to the lesser of the following:

1. One-tenth of one per cent of the number of votes cast for both such candidates or upon such measures or proposals.
2. Two hundred votes in the case of an office to be filled by state electors and for which the total number of votes cast is more than twenty-five thousand.
3. Fifty votes in the case of an office to be filled by state electors and for which the total number of votes cast is twenty-five thousand or less.
4. Two hundred votes in the case of an initiated or referred measure or proposal to amend the constitution.
5. Fifty votes in the case of a member of the legislature.
6. Ten votes in the case of an office to be filled by the electors of a city or town or a county or subdivision of a city, town or county.
B. Subsection A does not apply to elections for precinct committeemen, school district governing boards, community college district governing boards, fire district boards or fire district chiefs or secretary-treasurers or boards of other special districts. [2]

”
—Arizona Revised Statutes
Automatic recounts are paid for by the county or town, depending on the race.[3] There is no set a deadline for the completion of an automatic recount.

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I cant figure this one out. LOL

originally posted by: Aallanon
a reply to: Aallanon
i cant find how close the election is though. Does anyone know how to calculate that?

Divide by a number which brings one of the factors to a multiple of 10/100/1000

a reply to: FlyingFox


can you please do it?

a reply to: Aallanon

Wisconsin,

Summary of recount laws
The list below shows answers to common questions regarding recounts in Wisconsin.[1]

Does state law require automatic recounts?
No.
When must an automatic recount be completed?
There are no automatic recounts in this state.
Can a recount be requested?
Yes, the recount can be requested within three business days of the county canvass except for presidential election recounts, which must be requested on the first business day following the canvass. The margin required is 40 votes in a race with fewer than 4,000 votes or 1% in a race with more than 4,000 votes. No margin is required to request the recount of a ballot measure. The deadline for completion is within 13 days of the order for the recount.
Who pays for a requested recount?
Varies. The state pays for recounts where the margin is less than 10 votes if 4,000 or fewer votes are cast. For elections where more than 4,000 votes are cast, the margin is less than or equal to 0.25% of the total vote. If the margin is greater than those covered by the state, the requester pays.
Is a refund available for requested recount costs?
Yes. Costs paid by the requester are refunded if the recount changes the election outcome. In the event that a recount does not change the election outcome, a requester might receive a refund if the amount paid was greater than the actual cost of the recount.
Can a partial recount be requested?
Yes.

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a reply to: Aallanon

Michigan,

Summary of recount laws
The list below shows answers to common questions regarding recounts in Michigan.[1]

Does state law require automatic recounts?
Yes, when the difference between the winning and next closest candidate is less than or equal to 2,000 votes. This applies to statewide ballot measures and all statewide offices with exactly one winner except presidential primaries.
When must an automatic recount be completed?
The deadline to complete a recount is no later than 20 days (primary) or 30 days (general) after either the last day to file counter petitions or the first day that recounts may begin.
Can a recount be requested?
Yes, the recount can be requested within 48 hours after the canvass. Requirements vary based on election and office type, described below. The deadline to complete a recount is no later than 20 days (primary) or 30 days (general) after either the last day to file counter petitions or the first day that recounts may begin.
Who pays for a requested recount?
The requester.
Is a refund available for requested recount costs?
Yes. Costs paid by the requester are refunded if the recount changes the election outcome. If during the course of a recount, a precinct is deemed not recountable or is not recounted due to the withdrawal of the request, the costs paid by the requester to recount that precinct are refunded.
Can a partial recount be requested?
Yes.

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2000 votes that's tough

a reply to: Aallanon

Virginia,

Summary of recount laws
The list below shows answers to common questions regarding recounts in Virginia.[1]

Does state law require automatic recounts?
No.
When must an automatic recount be completed?
There are no automatic recounts in this state.
Can a recount be requested?
Yes, the recount can be requested within ten days after certification except that presidential election recounts must be requested within two days after the certification. Required margins vary between candidates on the ballot, write-in candidates, and ballot measures, as described below. There is no deadline for completion except that a presidential election recount must be completed no later than six days before the meeting of the Electoral College.
Who pays for a requested recount?
Varies. The state pays for candidate-requested recounts where the margin between the requester and the winning candidate is less than or equal to 0.5% of the votes cast for the two candidates. For any other candidate-requested recount and all voter-requested recounts, the requester pays.
Is a refund available for requested recount costs?
Yes. Costs paid by the requester are refunded if the recount changes the election outcome.
Can a partial recount be requested?
No.

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a reply to: Aallanon

North Carolina,

Summary of recount laws
The list below shows answers to common questions regarding recounts in North Carolina.[1]

Does state law require automatic recounts?
Yes, if election officials discover a substantial error while conducting a random-sample partial recount as part of a requested recount. The specific circumstances can be found below.
When must an automatic recount be completed?
No set deadline.
Can a recount be requested?
Yes, in the event of specific close vote margins, described below. The deadline to request a recount for offices governed by the state board of elections is no later than 12:00 p.m. on the second business day after the canvass. For races governed by a county board of elections, the deadline is no later than 5:00 p.m. on the first business day after the canvass. There is no deadline for completion.
Who pays for a requested recount?
There is no mention in state law, but the general practice is that the state covers the cost of a requested recount.[2]
Is a refund available for requested recount costs?
Not applicable. The state covers the cost of requested recounts.
Can a partial recount be requested?
No.

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a reply to: saladfingers123456

Roger that, buying gloves for the Mrs as we speak.

California certifies on 12-11-2020. Interesting mirror at 2112 but more interesting is 12-12-2020 is our final double.



bigger

I'm telling you, 49 states and nearly NY.

For the record. Right now "technically" DJT is holding the "office of president elect" @ 30-6 EC.

a reply to: saladfingers123456

May have been a test run to see what feedback they receive. The media has become so emboldened and drunk on power that they've decided they will install the next president and damn anyone who doesn't go along with their narrative.

George Orwell's final warning - Picture of the future:

a reply to: Aallanon

I just read Wisconsin is headed for a recount.
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Have to scroll down a little

BOOOMe BOOM BOOM . Oh No I didn't LOL I feel special now using a BOOM.

Ben Swann
Breaking! Georgia to hand recount every ballot in 2020 election!

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well atleast its ben swann posting it and not hannity.

Anyone else hearing 4chan hacked dominion? Another site that should not be named had username and passwords posted supposedly get you in. Saw a few screenshots of the coding guess they found something. I'll try to get it a post

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Hmmm... now every video I try to play on Youtube quickly comes up with same message you get when video is deleted:

An error occurred. Please try again later. (Playback ID: PaMvDyKwTBqMzDPQ)
Learn More

...and the same outage spike is showing on downdetector.com for:

YOUTUBE
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APPLETV
GOOGLE
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GOOGLE HOME
GOOGLE PLAY
AMAZON WEB SERVICES
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TWITTER
TIKTOK
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It seems to be pretty much every FIBRE/WIFI/TELECOMMs service in the U.S.?

Have Anons posted so much election fraud that deep state had to pull the plug?

If you look at the site, Reddit went down... but a bit BEFORE the rest did. Is that significant?

a reply to: 772STi

If that's true, they should produce large ballot dumps overnight for Kanye in a few states to prove a point.

a reply to: Flesh699

Not the same.
The headstone dates in photo match for Gen. Flynn's grandfather:

Frank Arland Andrews, Sr.
born: Tennessee
born: Feb 14, 1896
died: July 18, 1967

He is Helen Frances (Andrews) Flynn's father.
Rest in Peace.
Continued prayers for the Flynn family.


Different military hero:
Frank Maxwell Andrews was born in Nashville, TN on Feb 3, 1884.
He was in the US Army, and the namesake of Andrews Air Force Base.

The Man Who Would Be Ike
He was moved around a lot in WW2, also guarded the Panama Canal for 2 years.
Historians speculate a lot of "what ifs", he had survived the 1943 plane crash.
Including being destined to lead Operation Overlord / D-Day commander (not Ike)
Interesting read, including some of his thoughts on the European theater

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Besides the name, Nashville, TN and July 18 offer more strange coincidence:

Tennessee’s Largest Newspaper Runs Ad Claiming “Islam” Will Nuke Nashville In July
- Islam is going to blow up Nashville on July 18 based on “Bible prophecy.”

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