RogerCooper
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Here evidence actually looks like.
Last year, in a park district election near me, the challenger won narrowly with in-person votes while losing absentee ballots by 5-1 margin. Elections for special districts are not conducted by the board of elections and do not follow the anti-fraud protocols of regular elections. Park districts control a significant number of patronage jobs.
The "weird things" you talking about don't hold up under any type of scrutiny, which is why courts kept on rejecting challenges to the 2020 election.
Note that Democrats did better in 2018 then they did in 2020. Do you have any concern about voter fraud by Republicans in 2020?
Last year, in a park district election near me, the challenger won narrowly with in-person votes while losing absentee ballots by 5-1 margin. Elections for special districts are not conducted by the board of elections and do not follow the anti-fraud protocols of regular elections. Park districts control a significant number of patronage jobs.
The "weird things" you talking about don't hold up under any type of scrutiny, which is why courts kept on rejecting challenges to the 2020 election.
Note that Democrats did better in 2018 then they did in 2020. Do you have any concern about voter fraud by Republicans in 2020?