Election fraud? Dems: "Nah, dis bee tied wif' 2020 fo' duh mos' honest election evah! "

For 230 years after this nation was founded, people voted in local schools or churches--small polling places where those wanting to vote were checked against their entry in the registration books.   Votes were counted on-site, and the totals sent to a central location--which published the reported total for each polling place.

As a result, local officials could easily compare their actual vote totals against what was reported by the central location.  Easy.  Hard to cheat.

So if you wanted to steal elections, what's one of the things you'd do?

You'd order precincts not to count their votes and report them publicly.  Instead you'd have voters insert their ballot into a "scanning machine" that would read each vote you marked.  Those votes would then be transmitted electronically to the central authority.  This eliminates the need to laboriously hand-count the dozens of votes on each ballot for the dozens of different "offices" and referendum measures on the ballot.

Dis way bettah, eh?

Well it sure is for the election-stealers, cuz no one hand-counts the votes, ever.

In Arizona the residents of one conservative county--total population 2,000 or so--realized this system made it too easy to cheat, so the commissioners voted to hand-count ballots in the election just held.

Seems totally reasonable, right?  Cuz that would allow exactly the same cross-check as we used with great success for 230 years, eh?

Ooooh, can't have THAT!  And the AZ Secretary of State--the person charged with running elections--ORDERED the county not to do that--in writing, so she can't deny it.  And if the county insisted on defying her ORDER she said she would sue.

Say, anyone know who Arizona's Secretary of State was for the midterm elections?

Umm...uh...wasn't it Katie Hobbs?

Wait...isn't that the Democrat candidate for governor?

Why yes.  Yes it is.

How can the person running elections for the state also be running for the highest state office?  Isn't that a conflict of interest?  Banana-republic stuff?

So we're now FOUR DAYS after the election, and the corrupt Democrat election workers of Maricopa county--by far the largest in the state--still haven't counted all the votes.  Instead they delay and bleat dat "Dis vote-countin' stuff bees reeeel hard."  So why do you think it's suddenly SO damn hard to count the measly 200,000 remaining votes (of two million statewide), eh?

Gosh, it's a mystery!  Maybe all the remaining ballots were written in Sanskrit or something.

No, it's not a mystery.  It takes time for the Dems to quietly discard ballots for the GOP challenger.

"Hey, I don't live in Arizona so why should I care?"

Sure.  But if you think this is only a problem in Arizona you're naive.

Massive election fraud won't end until the fraudsters start getting 20-year prison sentences.  Or worse.