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 In Wisconsin, the State Supreme Court has decided that voting drop boxes (a major source of voting fraud) are to be allowed.  Due to the timing of the ruling, it’ll give the state and the Dems plenty of time to get them deployed in time for the November elections.

Municipalities around the country are hiring unvetted temp workers.  

Leading to things like this:

A Maricopa County temporary election worker was arrested last month for allegedly stealing from the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center. 

The thing he stole?

Walter Ringfield, Jr., 27, was booked on charges of theft and criminal damage for allegedly stealing a security fob and keys from the center. The fob is used to gain access to ballot tabulators, as workers hold it to the machines and then enter a password, according to Votebeat.

And this:

 In a sworn affidavit filed with the Florida Secretary of State’s office last year, poll worker Robin Wheeler alleged that the Orange County Supervisor of Elections office violated state law by hiring poll workers from outside the county and state.

They are also supposed to be registered Orange County voters.  

Wheeler alleged in her affidavit that some were hired from outside of either the county or Florida because the precinct service clerk – who chooses precinct clerks, poll deputies, and e-pollbook inspectors – “lack[ed] training and had no poll workers to fill positions.”

Wheeler further alleged that “untrained and unvetted temporary workers” were used to fill the roles of poll deputies at many polling places due to a shortage in staff, despite the position requiring additional background checks, according to the Orange County SOE website.

In Washington State, you can register to vote the day of the election now. 

Under Article VI, Section 1 of the Washington Constitution, a person must be a resident of Washington for 30 days “immediately preceding the election at which they offer to vote” in order to register.  

However, a November 2023 lawsuit filed by the Washington State Alliance for Retired Americans argued that this residency requirement was in violation of the U.S. Voting Rights Act Amendments of 1970, which prohibits residency requirements for people to participate in federal elections. In 2018, the state Legislature enacted Senate Bill 6021, which allows Washington voters to register to vote as late as 8 p.m. on Election Day.

According to the consent decree, “as a result of this change, Washington residents who have lived at a particular address longer than 30 days do not have to meet any durational limits to vote, while new residents must meet the 30-day Durational Residency Requirement.”

The consent decree stipulated that the residency requirement be removed, not just for federal elections but for state elections as well, “as long as the State does not impose a durational registration requirement to vote.” If the Legislature did impose that requirement before Aug. 1, then the 30-day residency requirement in the state Constitution would be allowed to remain.

 And of course the Dems are trying to fight a requirement that proof of citizenship be presented to vote in federal elections…  just like they fought (and won) to keep the question off of census documents, allowing states with massive quantities f illegals to gain seats in the House.

That’s just this year.  Doesn’t include the things that were put into place previously.

Combine that with the strategically placed illegals–a lot of them went to Red states who may or may not cast votes that will be counted and we’ve got another perfect storm of stolen elections.