"The Party of the People" Vanquished the Native American Vote in 2020 to Stop Trump

Topic: Elections

What is the actual truth of the Maricopa County Forensic Audit?  Detractors are everywhere, after all, with theories ranging from a deliberate scuttling of the audit, to “Biden won by even more votes!”  A full loadout from that audit will require a separate post, but it absolutely proved beyond shadow of doubt that the 2020 election in the county had absolutely no business being certified.

With Maricopa County containing so many votes, it is logical that diverting Arizona’s 11 electoral votes to Biden would require serious manipulation there.  But what if Trump was so dominant statewide (as in piling up 40,000 new votes in Pima County) that stealing the state required due diligence everywhere else, too?  Wouldn’t it be horrible to get caught rigging an election and still lose the prize, like in Texas, North Carolina, or Florida?

The focus on Maricopa County and the state’s 10,457 margin gap has understandably diverted attention from the obvious fraud taking place in Navajo, Gila, and Graham Counties, where the fraudulent votes there, if removed, would flip the state.  The unspoken crime here is that “the party of the people” is ripping off minority votes – in this case, the Native American population.  This was part of my focus at the Moment of Truth Summit last weekend.

Gila and Graham Counties are both Trump landslides, and given the magnitude of fraud found in the Maricopa, Pima, Coconino, Mohave, and other elections statewide, have relatively low fraudulent totals.  What is unique about these two counties, however, is that they both share the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation.

Trump 1.0 (2016) was not popular with Native Americans – in many places, he was less popular than Mitt Romney, and that is saying something.

Here is how the GOP nominees did in Precinct 410 (San Carlos) in Gila County in 2012 and 2016:

Romney 138

Obama 1,014

Trump 123

Clinton 945

Trump is nearly 3 points better off because Obama is no longer atop the ticket.  Trump loses by “just” 822 votes, compared to Romney’s loss margin of 876 votes.  The good news for Trump is that he will go up to 260 votes in 2020, with a limited population to pull from and a huge GOP registration surge in Gila County itself. With gains like that, I would expect a margin of defeat of less than 600 votes.

Trump 260

Biden 1,265

Margin of defeat is back up to 1,005, far worse than Obama did to Romney.

Here is how the GOP nominees did in the Graham County side of the reservation (Precinct 16 – Peridot):

Romney 34

Obama 345

Trump 40

Clinton 349

Trump improves by six points because he has a slight uptick in votes, while Clinton is stagnant to Obama as a percentage.  Imagine if Trump can more than double his own vote total in 2020.

Trump 88

Biden 471

Even affording the same gain as Clinton (not likely with such a large Trump gain in a limited population), Biden has 118 excess votes.  With perhaps 415 excess votes in Gila County and 118 in Graham, Biden has what appears to be a minimum of 533 fraudulent votes in the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation between two blowout counties, approximately five percent of the margin between Trump and Biden in the state in places no one looks.

Ballot harvesting was clearly used to disenfranchise many Native Americans who decided to go against the grain for the first time in a lifetime and vote for the candidate who would empower them, not return them to dependence.  Fraudulent margins in many small counties are sufficient to flip Arizona’s 11 electoral votes to Donald Trump without even touching Maricopa or Pima Counties.