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"My high-level response is that all the claims that were made in the complaint about the effects of voter wait times, the claims of disenfranchisement, claims about a disproportionate effect on Republicans and their voters, that they are all based on pure speculation," he explained. "There's simply no data to support any of those claims, and there's quite a bit of data that suggests this did not happen."
originally posted by: Annee
Kenneth Mayer, a professor of political science at UW Madison, explained to the court that there was simply no real substance to any of the claims that Lake made about election-day mishaps in Maricopa County costing her the entire 2022 election.
After establishing that he had reviewed the lawsuit filed by Lake's attorneys, Mayer was asked for his opinion of its validity -- and he gave a withering response.
"My high-level response is that all the claims that were made in the complaint about the effects of voter wait times, the claims of disenfranchisement, claims about a disproportionate effect on Republicans and their voters, that they are all based on pure speculation," he explained. "There's simply no data to support any of those claims, and there's quite a bit of data that suggests this did not happen."
www.msn.com... ntp&cvid=431c383d7df3470392ac7bd49a7cd3ff
originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Annee
Wonder how much they paid him to come up with professional sounding double talk and ass backwards hearsay 😎
Source: minnesotareformer.com...
But banning absentee ballots that arrive after Election Day could disenfranchise more than 12,000 voters in Minnesota, according to analysis by University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor Kenneth Mayer, who provided expert testimony in the state lawsuit that resulted in the rule change.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: JinMI
originally posted by: Annee
Oh, WOW!
Look at all the excuses.
How unusual. That never happens coming from Trumpsters.
Heh
Kinda like election "issues" always benefit Ds.......
Youre a meme at this point Annee.
. . . and another excuse.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: JinMI
originally posted by: Annee
Oh, WOW!
Look at all the excuses.
How unusual. That never happens coming from Trumpsters.
Heh
Kinda like election "issues" always benefit Ds.......
Youre a meme at this point Annee.
. . . and another excuse.
originally posted by: SuperSaturn
You sure it's not just confirmation bias? Having such certainty is a bit of a red flag.
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“Yeah, they should ask for your ID. I think there is a lot of voter fraud,” said Schulkin, who elaborated on the types of voter fraud that are taking place in New York.
“You know, I don’t think it’s too much to ask somebody to show some kind of an ID…Like I say, people don’t realize, certain neighborhoods in particular they bus people around to vote,” said Schulkin.
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originally posted by: Annee
. . . and another excuse.
originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: rnaa
When the issue is a beat up and the source is the one doing the beat up there is nothing to discuss.
That doesn't even make sense... "A beat up"? Now you're just making words up and refusing to acknowledge the whole truth. Specifically, the truths and facts that lying liars don't want known.
Abstract: Media beat-ups are sensationalised stories that greatly exaggerate or misrepresent the significance of otherwise unremarkable events or issues. To illustrate how beat-ups can be analysed, a front-page story in Sydney’s Daily Telegraph newspaper is examined in terms of its venue, the journalist and the content of the story. The features of a beat-up may be less arbitrary than they appear on the surface.
The County Recorder, Stephen Richer, testified under oath and penalty of perjury that ballots were not counted and recorded by precincts before being sent to Runbeck.
Richer also outright lied when he denied starting and working on a PAC with the sole purpose of beating Kari and other election integrity candidates.
An expert testified that the printing problems were a direct result of intentional program changes, the "scripts" to be specific.
Multiple election workers-- the same election workers YOU praised as so conscientious-- have attested to multiple additional violations of law and practice. An overwhelming number had NO CONFIDENCE in the election and its outcome.
If TGP is the only one reporting the truth, I'll damn well be reading AND POSTING from TGP. Only fools, lying liars and cheating cheaters refuse the truth no matter the messenger.
Tell me, what would happen if banks suddenly decided to lower "signature verification software to 40% or completely turned it off?... Because that was done by a few states.
Yes, I believe he said that yes. Because that IS the procedure.
I agree the PAC being run by an office holder is not a good look. However, this NOT an issue that the complaint before the court addresses. Keep on track.
The stated purpose was to work against election deniers and election liars, yes,
That. Just. Did. NOT. Happen.
The sole purpose of this election challenge is to audition for the VP slot in Donald Trump's fantasy. Personally I doubt it will do her much good, but what the heck, she's going to have to pay for the court costs, so less power to her.