They said it would be done in time. They said it was going to get
done. It was a herculean effort—and they failed. Broward County,
Florida—a Democratic bastion—has been a problem child in the ballot
counting process of the state’s elections. Palm Beach County, another
liberal stronghold, isn’t much better. The county was taking its sweet
time counting the ballots. Republican Gov. Rick Scott, who had declared
victory over incumbent Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson, sued them for their
lack of transparency in the process. A judge later found that both
counties' operations violated public records laws; they weren’t giving
regular updates on ballots that were outstanding. With Scott leading
with less than half of one percent, a mandatory machine recount was
executed. Broward waited until Tuesday to start counting ballots. They
supposedly finished on time today; Palm Beach failed to reach the
deadline. Yet, now, we’re hearing they were two minutes late. All that
work was done for nothing, as the recount tabulations were not accepted;
the original unofficial results were used. In the gubernatorial race,
Democrat Andrew Gillum only gained a vote on Republican Ron
DeSantis, who still leads by a little over 33,600 votes. That election
is over, but Gillum has refuses to concede (via Sun Sentinel):Amid a dizzying whir of legal action, questions over uncounted ballots and the failure of two South Florida counties to meet the deadline, a machine recount produced little change in the overall results to three statewide races Thursday.
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This happened in “heavily Republican Bay County,” and Democrat
gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum is outraged. Meanwhile, Democrat
election officials are marking ballots themselves and “finding” boxes of
them everywhere to try to get him to victory, and when confronted about
that, Gillum says, “Every vote must be counted.” This is a disgrace.
Have you ever heard of a close election in which a recount and “found”
ballots gave the Republican victory? Of course not. This massive
Democrat voter fraud could be the end of our free republic.
  Developing now, Friday, Nov. 16, 2018
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