Wisconsin Electronic Vote Fraud
Taking a page from the 2020 presidential election, several state officials across the country again had their crooked fingers in the vote count, manipulating results at their leisure.
While McWattersaffect hosts Matt and Romeo agree that the most egregious election fraud is associated with states using mail-in ballots, it appears that the state of Wisconsin plied their crookery manipulating the electronic voting machines (0:47:08 of video).
A clip from the Old Millennial podcast reveals that incumbent U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin held on to her seat in a wild election-night count that featured several unusual vote gyrations. Old Millennial reported that as of 10:13 p.m. on election night Nov. 5, Republican challenger Eric Hovde held a commanding 432,000-vote lead over Democrat Baldwin, with 89 percent of the vote counted.
Fast forward to a week later and 99 percent of the vote in, Baldwin had erased her deficit with 1,672,000 to Hovde’s 1,643,000. “You all see the issue with the math there,” the correspondent says. “The problem with Tammy Baldwin gaining 4,000 votes is totally possible. What’s not possible is Eric Hovde having 1,648,000 votes with 89 percent reporting and then somehow having 5,000 less votes when we’re finished!”
Matt and Romeo weigh in on the discrepancy, plus discuss more breaking political news.
