VIDEO! Democrat Trucks Full Of Fake Ballots Steal Florida Elections
Roger Stone joins Alex Jones live via Skype to give his expert election
analysis of the suspicious activity surrounding Florida's 2018 Midterm
recount as losing, Democrat politicians attempt to steal victory from
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Rick Scott on recount: Have to assume the worst here
Gaetz sounds off outside Broward County elections office
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COUNTED OR NOT COUNTED OR TRASHED?
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Local 10 confronts Broward elections supervisor about why it's taking so long to count ballots
As Broward County appears to be at the epicenter of another recount,
Supervisor of Elections Dr. Brenda Snipes is on the defensive about how
her office has handled Tuesday's election results.
SHOCKING VIDEO FOOTAGE SHOWS
FLORIDA BALLOTS TRANSPORTED BY PRIVATE VEHICLES BEING TRANSFERRED INTO
A RENTAL TRUCK ON ELECTION NIGHT
I do not have any explanation for what you are about to see.
BY
republished below in full unedited for informational, educational and research purposes:
I do not have any explanation for what you are about to see.
On election night in Broward County, one deeply concerned citizen captured video footage
of ballots that had been transported by private vehicles being loaded
into a rental truck in the middle of a parking lot. Nobody seems to
know why the ballots were transported in that manner, why they were
being loaded into a rental truck, or what happened to the ballots
thereafter. There are supposed to be very strict chain of custody
requirements for all paper ballots, and obviously what is going on in
this video appears to be extremely shady. Could it be possible that
somebody in Broward County was trying to steal an election?
This video has caused quite a stir since it was posted on YouTube, and the following comes directly from the video’s description…Caught On Video: Concerned citizen sees ballots being transported in private vehicles & transferred to rented truck on Election night. This violates all chain of custody requirements for paper ballots. Were the ballots destroyed & replaced by set of fake ballots? Investigate now!We all remember what happened during the presidential election of 2000, and now Florida is headed for more vote recounts. Hordes of election lawyers are descending upon the state even now, and charges of election theft are already flying.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio is not someone known for strong words, but even he is freaking out. On Thursday, he accused Democrats of attempting “to steal the election”…
With visions of hanging chad dancing in their heads, Democratic Party lawyers are arriving in two Democratic-controlled counties “to steal the election,” charges Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida.
In a series of tweets Thursday, Rubio charged that in Broward and Palm Beach Counties, election officials are continuing to count ballots, reporting tens of thousands of additional vote for Democratic candidates, including incumbent Sen. Bill Nelson and gubernatorial candidate Rep. Andrew Gillum.
Let’s take a closer look at some of those tweets that Rubio posted on Thursday.
In one, he accused the official that will be supervising these recounts of having “a history of incompetence & of blatant violations of state & federal laws”…
A U.S. Senate seat & a statewide cabinet officer are now potentially in the hands of an elections supervisor with a history of incompetence & of blatant violations of state & federal laws.The identity of that individual is none other than Secretary of State Ken Detzner, and he has announced that there could be “as many as three statewide recounts”…
Florida’s chief legal officer, Secretary of State Ken Detzner, told county election supervisors Thursday to plan for as many as three statewide recounts and for extraordinary public and media scrutiny in the state with the singular status of unusually close elections.Perhaps they will just keep “finding ballots” and “counting votes” until the Democrats win.
“The recounts will be nationally watched … [we’re] under a microscope,” Detzner said on a conference call with counties.
We shall see.
In another tweet, Rubio wondered why the Democratic strongholds of Broward County and Palm Beach County were still counting votes 43 hours after the polls closed…
As these counties continue to “count votes”, Rick Scott’s lead over Bill Nelson is steadily disappearing.#Florida law requires counties report early voting & vote-by-mail within 30 minutes after polls close. 43 hours after polls closed 2 Democrat strongholds#BrowardCounty &#PalmBeachCounty are still counting & refusing to disclose how many ballots they have left to count.#Sayfie
At one time Scott had a 54,000 vote lead, but it later shrunk to just 17,000. Here is another tweet from Rubio…
Latest ballots dumped byAnd I just checked, and the Associated Press is now saying that the lead is down to about 15,000 votes.#Broward &/or#PalmBeachflipped Ag Comm race to Dem & shaved another 4k+ from Scott’s lead in Senate race Since 3am Wed slow drip from these 2 Dem controlled counties cut Scott lead from 54 to 17K. And they refuse to disclose # of ballots they have left
If they just keep “counting” for another couple of days, Nelson will win for sure.
And if they find enough “uncounted votes”, Andrew Gillum could end up becoming Florida’s next governor. According to the Associated Press, the lead in that race has now fallen to just 36,000 votes.
They are telling us that every last vote is going to be counted and that we have nothing to worry about when it comes to the integrity of the process.
Yes, I am sure that shoving ballots into a rental truck in the middle of a parking lot in the middle of the night must be standard operating procedure down there. And considering Broward County’s extremely shady history, I am sure that they must have cleaned up all of the corruption by now.
Of course I am being facetious. The weather is wonderful down in Florida, but politically it is a total swamp.
The eyes of the nation will once again be on the Sunshine State over the next several weeks, and I have a feeling that a whole lot more dirty laundry is going to be coming out…
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Republicans protest Broward County election overseer who is a
registered Democrat with years of ballot blunders - as lawyer who
commissioned 'golden showers' dossier pushes for recount to topple
Florida GOP 'winners'
BY ALANA GOODMAN
SEE: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6373277/Republicans-protest-Broward-County-election-boss-Democrat-years-ballot-blunders.html;
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- Republicans wearing MAGA hats protested against Florida's Broward County election boss Brenda Snipes, 75, who is a Democrat, on Friday
- Snipes is at the center of controversy over ballot counting which threaten to tear up the anticipated GOP victory in the state's senate and gubernatorial contests
- Democrat Andrew Gillum conceded the gubernatorial contest to Ron DeSantis, and Rick Scott, the state's governor, said beat incumbent senator Bill Nelson
- But Broward County revealed growing numbers of ballots for both Democrats after that, prompting Nelson to say he was not conceding
- Nelson's campaign also retained deeply controversial Democratic attorney Marc Elias, who commissioned the 'golden showers' dossier against Donald Trump
- Snipes is facing a lawsuit from Scott, who claims there was 'fraud' in the vote count and has questioned the validity of late-discovered ballots
- She was also accused of 'fraud' and potential election theft by President Trump
- He said: 'All of a sudden they're finding votes out of nowhere. Rick Scott who won... by a comfortable margin, every couple hours it goes down a little bit'
- Snipes defended the slow count on Thursday, telling a Florida ABC affiliate that the county simply has a lot of ballots to review
Republican protesters held demonstrations on Friday against the election boss in Broward County, Florida, who is at the center of controversy over ballot counting which threatens to tear up the anticipated GOP victory in the state's senate and gubernatorial contests.
Activists
with MAGA hats and placards protested against Brenda Snipes, the head
of Broward County Election Board and a registered Democrat, as late
ballot results appeared on the verge of forcing a mandatory state-wide
recount of the two elections.
The GOP
had claimed victory in both, with Democrat Andrew Gillum conceding the
gubernatorial contest to Ron DeSantis, and Rick Scott, the state's
governor, saying he had beaten incumbent senator Bill Nelson.
But
Broward County revealed growing numbers of ballots for both Democrats
after that, prompting Nelson to say he was not conceding - and for his
campaign to retain a deeply controversial Democratic attorney: Marc
Elias, who commissioned the 'golden showers' dossier of unverified
claims against Donald Trump.
Brenda Snipes, 75, (right) has
been accused of 'fraud' and potential election theft by President Trump,
concerning the ballot counting in Broward County in Florida
Activists with MAGA hats and
placards protested against Brenda Snipes, the head of Broward County
Election Board and a registered Democrat, on Friday
The Republican protesters held posters in Broward County accusing Snipes of 'attempting to steal' the election
Broward County revealed growing
numbers of ballots for both Democrats, prompting incumbent senator Bill
Nelson to say he was not conceding - and for his campaign to retain Marc
Elias (pictured), who commissioned the 'golden showers' dossier of
unverified claims against Donald Trump
Snipes was accused of
'fraud' and potential election theft by President Trump and Republicans.
She has previously faced allegations of 'incompetence' and corruption
from activists across the political spectrum.
Snipes,
a 75-year-old former teacher was appointed by Jeb Bush in 2003 to serve
as Broward County Supervisor of Elections despite being a registered
Democrat.
Remarkably, she has been
criticized and sued by a Bernie Sanders ally; medical marijuana
advocates; and the Florida Republican Party for alleged elections
misconduct.
She has also been admonished by judges in at least two cases this year involving her elections oversight.
Snipes is now facing another lawsuit from Scott, who claims there was 'fraud' in the vote count in his race against Nelson.
Scott
has questioned the validity of late-discovered ballots in Broward
County, which continued to count votes days after the election.
Nelson
conceded the race to Scott on Tuesday, but the race appears to be
headed for a recount as newly counted votes from Broward County put
Nelson within the automatic recount margin.
The
tightening vote count has also put the Florida gubernatorial race
between Republican Ron DeSantis and Democrat Andrew Gillum back into
play, days after Gillum conceded the race.
Trump blasted Snipes on Friday, saying she 'has had a horrible history.'
'All
of a sudden they're finding votes out of nowhere,' said Trump. 'Rick
Scott who won by, it was close but he won by a comfortable margin, every
couple hours it goes down a little bit.'
Florida's Republican governor,
Rick Scott (pictured) appeared to win his U.S. Senate election on
Tuesday but officials have located a stream of additional ballots that
continues to narrow his marring of victory to the point where a hand
recount will be ordered
Senator Bill Nelson's (pictured)
campaign held off on conceding his race Tuesday night even as Scott
claimed victory, and now the contest appears to be a 15,000 vote affair
out of more than 8 million cast
The tightening vote count has
also put the Florida gubernatorial race between Republican Ron DeSantis
(left) and Democrat Andrew Gillum (right) back into play, days after
Gillum conceded the race
Trump also raised
concerns about the involvement of Democratic attorney Marc Elias in the
Florida recount. Elias, who is Nelson's campaign attorney, reportedly
commissioned the dossier on Trump's Russia connections from the firm
Fusion GPS in 2016.
'And then you see
the people, and they were involved with the fraud of the fake dossier,
the phoney dossier, and I guess I hear they were somehow involved or
worked with the GPS Fusion people,' said Trump. 'There's bad things gone
on in Broward County, really bad things.'
Elias, who is Nelson's campaign lawyer, will be overseeing the looming recount in the senate race.
DailyMail.com reported on Elias's role in the Florida election and his involvement with the Trump 'dossier' on Thursday.
Elias,
who served as general counsel for Hillary Clinton's campaign as an
attorney for the Democratic National Committee, retained the research
firm Fusion GPS to investigate Trump's connections to Russia in April
2016.
Elias's law firm Perkins Coie
channelled $1.02 million from the Democratic National Committee and the
Clinton campaign to Fusion GPS during the election. Fusion GPS told
congress that it used $168,000 to pay Orbis Business Intelligence, a
company founded by former MI6 officer Christopher Steele, to compile a
dossier on Trump's Russia ties.
The
infamous dossier, which was published after the election, suggested that
Trump campaign officials were being recruited by Russian intelligence
agencies and claimed Russia was blackmailing Trump with video of his
liaisons with Russian prostitutes.
During the election, Elias's firm was paid $5.6 million by Clinton and $3.6 million by the DNC.
Elias
also serves as counsel for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and the
Democratic Governors Association.
Trump blasted Snipes on Friday,
saying she 'has had a horrible history.' Trump also raised concerns
about the involvement of Elias, who reportedly commissioned a 'dossier'
on Trump's Russia connections from the firm Fusion GPS, on behalf of the
Democratic Party in 2016
Trump claimed in a transatlantic
tweet that only the size of his 2016 lead in Florida prevented Broward
County officials from trying to stack the deck against him
Trump contends that Broward
County's effort to 'find' votes has intentionally been a one-sided
affair that reversed Democrats' Election Day concessions
He
previously helped oversee former Sen. Al Franken's successful 2008
recount in Minnesota. Elias also worked as John Kerry's general counsel
during his 2004 campaign.
Republican
critics of Snipes have called the delayed count suspicious, with Sen.
Marco Rubio pointing out that an abandoned box of ballots was reportedly
discovered at a Broward County school two days after the election.
Snipes did not respond to request for comment from DailyMail.com.
Snipes
defended the slow count on Thursday, telling a Florida ABC affiliate
that the county simply has a lot of ballots to review.
'We
ran 22 sites, we ran 14 days, we ran 12 hours, we had a big vote by
mail (during early voting), so don't try to turn it around to make it
seem like I'm making comedy out of this,' said Snipes.
Although Snipes is facing heat from national Republicans, her election oversight has drawn bipartisan criticism over the years.
Nan
Rich, a Democratic Broward County Commissioner, rebuked the elections
supervisor for slow vote counts in September, according to Florida news
reports.
'We have consistently been the
bottom of the barrel getting our voting results in,' said Rich. 'I
don't want to be 67th in 67 counties again in voting.'
Snipes
graduated from Talladega College with a major in modern foreign
languages, according to her official biography. She later received a
master's degree in adult education and a doctorate in Educational
Leadership from Nova Southeastern University.
Snipes
worked as a teacher and an elementary school principal, before becoming
an education consultant. She was then appointed as Broward County
election supervisor by Republican Gov. Jeb Bush in 2003. She has been
reelected four times.
Snipes has faced several lawsuits since 2016 over her elections supervision.
A teacher in Broward County
found a container labeled 'Provisional Ballot Box' in a storage area of
her elementary school on Thursday, adding to the controversy over ballot
counting
Tim
Canova, a Bernie Sanders protégé who ran unsuccessfully against Rep.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz in 2016 Democratic primary, sued Snipes in 2017
for illegally destroying ballots from the race.
Canova
and his supporters filed public records requests to review vote-by-mail
ballots in November 2016 and March 2017. When Snipes failed to turn
over the records, Canova filed a lawsuit demanding to view the ballots
in June 2017.
Three months later,
Snipes reportedly ordered her office to destroy nearly 700 boxes of
voting records – as Canova's lawsuit was pending in court.
Last
May, a judge determined that Snipes's decision to destroy the records
was a violation of state law and ordered the payment of Canova's legal
fees.
The Florida Republican Party also
filed a suit against Snipes this year claiming that she and her staff
opened vote-by-mail ballots in a private setting before they could be
reviewed by the Elections Canvassing Board.
In
August, Broward County Circuit Court Judge Raag Singhal issued an
injunction to Snipes ordering her not to open the ballots prior to
turning them over to the Canvassing Board. He also ordered her to make
sure that vote-by-mail ballots were not cast in the names of deceased
voters, and to confirm that voters' signatures are valid.
The order also prohibited Snipes from 'engaging in or approving actions not authorized by the statute or the law.'
In
2016, Snipes also came under fire from medical marijuana advocates,
after a small number of ballots were sent out without an initiative to
approve a medical marijuana law.
Organizers
of the initiative sued Snipes after the election, arguing that voters
had been disenfranchised by the inaccurate ballots.
The
National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws called the
missing ballot item 'catastrophic and cataclysmic' and said it is
'effectively disenfranchising voters and eliminating the right to vote
on certain matters,' in a lawsuit.
Snipes
has also overseen a number of 'technical glitches' in Broward County
that have allegedly been responsible for vote tallies being posted
online too early and too late.
Broward County Supervisor of
Elections Brenda Snipes has had a history of questionable results
including one case where a judge ruled that she illegally destroyed
ballots
In August 2016, Broward
County posted primary elections results thirty minutes before the polls
closed – a violation of state law. Snipes said a contractor, VR Systems,
was responsible for the error and the company apologized for the flub.
'In
the process of providing technical assistance to the Broward County
Supervisor of Elections' Office, VR Systems created a link on the
supervisor's website that unintentionally made Broward County early
voting and absentee ballot results public at 6:30 p.m. VR Systems
assumes responsibility for this error, which is not in keeping with our
service and performance standards,' said VR Systems in a statement on
Aug. 31, 2016.
Last August, Snipes also
blamed a 'technical glitch' for Broward County's delayed posing of
primary election results. The county posted its results online around
midnight after Election Day, five hours after the polls closed.
