Been meaning to sign up and support your work for months. I finally did it ($60 for the year). We are hardly well off but I consider it well earned. Thank you so much for your tireless work and example that you set! Head down…we push on!
Good insights, thanks! We've got to keep our eye on AZ, totally untrustworthy.
I was hoping you'd mention if previous races had a disparity between # of votes for governor and down ballot races. If this year is radically different than previous ones, that would support fraud theory.
I don't race to assume fraud as much in R primaries just because Republicans aren't as good at stealing as Democrats. RINOism runs deep in the state. My father in law is one.The Democratic independents voting in the primary sounds plausible, too. In this age post 2020, anything is possible. The big difference from polling with a lackluster candidate is fishy. Dems showed us that fraud is fun and easy, anyone can do it!
I completely agree with the numbers disparity and find it consistent with the crooked numbers from the 2020 General Election. Ballots that are blank except for President or in this case Governor picks are highly suspect and just don’t pass the smell test. Thousands of Primary voters who are engaged enough to vote wouldn’t be so short sighted.
Independents can vote either party in the primary (in AZ). If you knew that "your guy" (i.e. Katie Hobbs) had a lock on her primary election, you could actually help her by voting for the weaker GOP candidate for her to face in November. I suspect that Democrats registered as independents did exactly that and cast 55K votes for Robson, but didn't bother with the down ballot. Which would also attest to Robson's strong showing in Maricopa county. Which has a strong Democrat presence.
Perhaps that might be detected using your method of demographic analysis i.e. what were independents doing in previous primary elections?
Been meaning to sign up and support your work for months. I finally did it ($60 for the year). We are hardly well off but I consider it well earned. Thank you so much for your tireless work and example that you set! Head down…we push on!
Seth - Your review of last Tuesday’s
Election in AZ is absolutely spot on. I to was wondering about the disparity in Sec State v Governor votes and had concluded it was fraud.
They know we’re watching now and our attention to detail and never ending vigilance is what will win this fight in November.
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Maricopa County will have more cheating in November. It’s likely to be off the charts!
Good insights, thanks! We've got to keep our eye on AZ, totally untrustworthy.
I was hoping you'd mention if previous races had a disparity between # of votes for governor and down ballot races. If this year is radically different than previous ones, that would support fraud theory.
I don't race to assume fraud as much in R primaries just because Republicans aren't as good at stealing as Democrats. RINOism runs deep in the state. My father in law is one.The Democratic independents voting in the primary sounds plausible, too. In this age post 2020, anything is possible. The big difference from polling with a lackluster candidate is fishy. Dems showed us that fraud is fun and easy, anyone can do it!
I completely agree with the numbers disparity and find it consistent with the crooked numbers from the 2020 General Election. Ballots that are blank except for President or in this case Governor picks are highly suspect and just don’t pass the smell test. Thousands of Primary voters who are engaged enough to vote wouldn’t be so short sighted.
Independents can vote either party in the primary (in AZ). If you knew that "your guy" (i.e. Katie Hobbs) had a lock on her primary election, you could actually help her by voting for the weaker GOP candidate for her to face in November. I suspect that Democrats registered as independents did exactly that and cast 55K votes for Robson, but didn't bother with the down ballot. Which would also attest to Robson's strong showing in Maricopa county. Which has a strong Democrat presence.
Perhaps that might be detected using your method of demographic analysis i.e. what were independents doing in previous primary elections?