Wisconsin election vote fraud investigation

[wiphan]

Originally Posted by Riot

http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/loc...cc4c03286.html



Note: Nickolaus had the election certified by the other party vote counters that afternoon, before she held her 5:30pm press conference announcing she found 14,000 votes.



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The left is just mad because they didn't know how many votes they needed to cheat and win the election. They thought they had it. Nobody likes a sore loser, especially one that costs us $ Also note I don't think Nickolaus had certified the votes before the mistake was found. They were reported to the AP, but not certified I believe

[Riot]

Originally Posted by wiphan

The left is just mad because they didn't know how many votes they needed to cheat and win the election. They thought they had it.

If you are going to make accusations of fraud, I suggest you back them up or be dismissed as a crank.

For example, like fact of the Republican county clerk Nickolaus suddenly appearing with 7,000 votes, triggering an investigation by the independent Government Accountability Board, and an expensive recount.

And yes, Nickolaus did have the Democratic members of the election council certify her results that afternoon, then she held her press conference announcing she didn't count 7,000 votes.

And the first reports of the "found" votes were not by the AP, but strangely, were in right wing blogs in late afternoon before her press conference.

Nobody likes a sore loser, especially one that costs us $

You mean like Nickolaus coming up with the sudden votes forcing a recount because the public can't trust her (and her past political legal problems, and the fact she worked for Prosser) and now doubts the election results?

Or Prosser holding not one but two press conferences to announce his win, then also announcing at his second
I won!" pressor this week that he would attempt to legally block the recount? (even though the win margin is small enough to trigger a state-funded auto recount?)

Meanwhile, Walkers union-busting bill is on hold while it moves through the legal challenges. Seems Wisconsin has elected some expensive representatives. Three months in office, and already what they've done is tied up in courts with legal challenges, and costing the citizens hundreds of thousands of dollars.