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Yesterdays General Chat

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I don't get how we can win voter ID but then lose the race. Something is off.

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I was going to wait until morning to report this for final results, but I think it is important to show a 1am snapshot of the results and point this out.

Wisconsin had 3 important votes on the ticket the race for an open Supreme Court seat, the Superintendent of Schools and a state referendum on solidifying voter ID laws, which it already had but Democrats had figured out a loophole that the state legislators were trying to close.

The numbers between these three races do not add up and point to voter fraud and more corruption from the Wisconsin Election Commission. Kenosha county is already being sued for not calibrating their tabulation machines. Milwaukee ran out of paper ballots and switched to easily manipulated digital voting etc.

But look at the raw numbers and tell me if you can explain what I am seeing.

Supreme Court Race

Susan Crawford: 1,284, 744 votes 55.1% @95% of the votes tabulated

Brad Schimel: 1,046,105 votes 44.9% @95% of the votes tabulated

Total votes: 2,330,849

Superintendent Race:

Jill Underly: 1,132,937 votes 52.9% @ 95% of votes tabulated

Brittany Kinser: 1,007,072 votes 47.1% @ 95% of votes tabulated

Total votes: 2,140,009

Referendum on voter ID:

Yes: 1,411,163 votes 62.7% @95% of votes tabulated

No: 884, 838 votes 37.3% @ 95% votes tabulated and this number has gone down in the last hour from over 900k

Total votes: 2,252,001

Right off the bat I should never see a reporting number decrease, so I call foul ball on that alone but there are 100k - 200k discrepancies of vote totals between these three races all on the same ballot.

Earlier tonight I saw 240k vote difference between the superintendent race vs Supreme court showing 240 k more votes for Crawford than what the superintendent was showing and similar numbers for the referendum.

At one point it showed 200k more votes total between supreme court race and referendum vote. it still shows 90k discrepancies.

I've been watching the numbers all night and if you can explain how 240k more people voted for Susan Crawford than the referendum and the superintendent race, I'd like to know. and explain to me how the reporting numbers have actually decreased by 100k since midnight in some catagories, I'd like to know that too.

The Wisconsin Election Commission is so deeply corrupt I would like to see the death penalty handed out for messing with our elections.

https://www.270towin.com/news/2025/04/01/overview-live-results-wisconsin-supreme-court-election_1711.html

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Zillions have been given to charities that claim to support research into cures for cancer. Yet today it seems that there may be cures using readily available medications, and these so-called charities have not looked into them.

Where has all this money gone??? Audit every one of them!!!!!

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