Swordsmyth
10-31-2018, 10:14 PM
Arlington, Texas — Three affidavits have been filed with the Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton, alleging ballot counting discrepancies in the March 6, 2018 Dallas County Democratic Primary elections. A group of voters in Dallas and Denton counties contacted True Texas Elections, LLC, to assist with the analysis of multiple election records. Dr. Laura Pressley, founder of True Texas Elections, announced today that a number of contradictory results were uncovered and it appears that legally cast ballots were not counted, among other discrepancies.
For instance, in six precincts a combined total of approximately 393 ballots were cast on ballot propositions, but in those same precincts zero votes appear to have been cast for any of the candidates seeking Democratic nominations.
Conversely, in four precincts apparently no ballots whatsoever were cast for any of the propositions, yet approximately 239 ballots were cast for candidates seeking Democratic nominations. Such contradictory results appear to be statistical impossibilities. The concerns are that the Dallas Democratic Party of March 6 primary was possibly interferred with and tampering of vote totals potentially occurred.
Normally, an investigation of an election would be conducted by a county, but under Texas law, an election whose results cross county lines can be referred the Texas Attorney General’s office. The election in question was a state-wide political primary with final results accumulated from all 254 counties in the State of Texas.
More at: https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/politics/item/30512-texas-citizens-request-vote-fraud-investigation
For instance, in six precincts a combined total of approximately 393 ballots were cast on ballot propositions, but in those same precincts zero votes appear to have been cast for any of the candidates seeking Democratic nominations.
Conversely, in four precincts apparently no ballots whatsoever were cast for any of the propositions, yet approximately 239 ballots were cast for candidates seeking Democratic nominations. Such contradictory results appear to be statistical impossibilities. The concerns are that the Dallas Democratic Party of March 6 primary was possibly interferred with and tampering of vote totals potentially occurred.
Normally, an investigation of an election would be conducted by a county, but under Texas law, an election whose results cross county lines can be referred the Texas Attorney General’s office. The election in question was a state-wide political primary with final results accumulated from all 254 counties in the State of Texas.
More at: https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/politics/item/30512-texas-citizens-request-vote-fraud-investigation