Claim: The Man Stealing the California Mayoral Election Previously Stole the 2004 Washington Gubernatorial Election

The fear is that this guy is either going to "discover" votes that put Basura over 50%, or "discover" votes to put Nithya Raman ahead of Spencer Pratt.

This article says he's done it before.

He's very, very good at "discovering" votes in the 5th Quarter of an election, where Democrats really shine.

The man who stole the governor's election in Washington state is now doing the same thing in Los Angeles. We had absolute criminals in charge of the Democratic Party in Washington in 2004.

Ron Simms, as we all know, lied to my listeners and me on the air when he was chair of Sound Transit Board of Directors. But Ron Simms was also actively involved in, what I am convinced, was the biggest Democratic Party conspiracy in Washington's history. When people ask me why I'm so cynical about local government, it was that gubernatorial election of 2004 that is at the top of my list. What I saw was a Democratic Party that was as corrupt as any political machine has ever been.

In case you need your memory refreshed, that was when Attorney General Christine Gregoire was running for governor against Republican candidate Dino Rossi. When they counted all the votes, Dino Rossi was the winner -- by 261 votes. Such a thin margin triggers an automatic recount. When they did the recount, they found some more Gregoire votes, but Rossi won again -- by 42 votes this time.

And that is when the Democratic machine of Ron Simms, Christine Gregoire, and the head of King County Elections at the time, a guy named Dean Logan, got involved. What was revealed in subsequent lawsuits was remarkable. On the third recount, they miraculously found a few hundred more votes for Gregoire to steal away the governor's race. Apparently, there were 300 illegal votes, 400 more where the voter could not be verified, 240 felons who voted illegally, 44 votes from dead people, and 10 people who voted twice. When all of those votes were counted, the third time around, all of a sudden Christine Gregoire was the governor.

Then and now, I think it was a Democratic Party criminal conspiracy. The guy spearheading this in King County was Dean Logan, who was finding uncounted ballots all over. He was absolutely amazing at finding Gregoire ballots in between counts.

But is there any reason to believe he's "discovering' Votes for Basura or the communist carpetbagger?

Well -- yes.

On election night, nobody was shocked that Pratt had closed the gap with Bass, just as nobody was surprised that Raman came in a distant third, as the polls suggested.

But California doesn't have election nights. They have counting weeks, where vote totals change as batches of votes trickle in, and those batches show an amazing pattern: there are almost no votes for Spencer Pratt, which is nearly impossible statistically.

See more at Hot Air. Gavin Newsom did guarantee a win, and said he had a "break the glass [in case of emergency]" solution to the Constitutional Crisis of Democrats losing an election.

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As long as they're counting ballots after Election Day in California, it only means one thing: Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton are out of the runoffs for LA Mayor and Governor.

In fact, Gavin Newsom confirmed it just two weeks ago.

When asked about the possibility of ending up with two Republican candidates for governor and no Democrats, he said:

We will have to topple the state government of California, and that is exactly what the Democrats are going to do.

"We all have agencies. We can shape the future. I don't anticipate this being the case, but there is a 'break the glass scenario.' There are many people who have a deep understanding of what it would look like if Democrats were locked out, and we're going to do everything to make sure that doesn't happen. I'll leave it there."

Ron DeSantis is no fool:

And this guy knows something about "ballots" discovered late in the count:

Thanks to @NiceDeb/Deb Heine.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 04:20 PM

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