AZ, GA, PA, WI, MI, NV are the states that reported massive irregularities in the vote totals and the laws governing elections that were changed to steal the election.
Would the states in question have decertified and performed audits as they are in the process of doing now?
Would the states 'comply' as a requirement under the Constitution?
Would we have been 6-7-8 months ahead of this audit process?
Would new electors for each state have been appointed to certify the true votes?
Would Trump have been reinstated by now as the duly elected president?
According to the Military/Trump Devolution Plan, did Pence realize what Trump had orchestrated and had organized at the time he certified the fraudulent votes, simply to be where we are now and having to go through all the resistance from the corrupt Deep State players? (We know these military plans are all compartmentalized).
Did Pence know the whole plan to trap all the bad actors and that's why he did not send the electoral votes back to the states in question to be decertified?
Can anyone expand on what/why Pence acted as he did on Jan 6th?
Just from recollection, but I’m pretty sure Nevada made those Sisolak-crammed changes in 2020.
I’m not a Nevada resident, but I recall driving through gorgeous Genoa, NV at the time, hearing on the radio about these despicable, desperate changes in the immediate run-up to the election, and thinking “Oh, damnit Nevada, this is how they completely took over CA and WA, too. They took power by hook or by crook, and then they change the rules so they can never. lose. again.”
But if my timeline recollection is somehow wrong, and it was 2019, well, as you pointed out, that would indeed be damming in its craven, curious prescience.
The sending ballots unsolicited to all was 2020, yes.
The overhaul to election laws, with many changes to mail ins in general, was 2019. And reason its sus--bc before the 2020 mail in extravaganza, mails ins were a mere 4-5% of total ballots for NV. The changes were things like time/d to count ballots; unreadable postmarks
The copy pasta of NRS I have from 11-5 when I discovered this shows previous vs new. I will post it, its long, will make a link too long to paste
Ah. Thx.
I can paste these if separate, so here is one, for this the main thing is it where they added 7 DAYS TO COUNT. Keeping mind 4-5% is all they shouldve expected for absent aka mail in
OLD: NRS 293.333 Procedure for depositing absent ballots in ballot box. [Effective through December 31, 2019.] Except as otherwise provided in NRS 293D.200, on the day of an election, the election boards receiving the absent voters’ ballots from the county clerk shall, in the presence of a majority of the election board officers, remove the ballots from the ballot box and the containers in which the ballots were transported pursuant to NRS 293.325 and deposit the ballots in the regular ballot box in the following manner: 1. The name of the voter, as shown on the return envelope or approved electronic transmission must be called and checked as if the voter were voting in person; 2. The signature on the back of the return envelope or on the approved electronic transmission must be compared with that on the application to register to vote; 3. If the board determines that the absent voter is entitled to cast a ballot, the envelope must be opened, the numbers on the ballot and envelope or approved electronic transmission compared, the number strip or stub detached from the ballot and, if the numbers are the same, the ballot deposited in the regular ballot box; and 4. The election board officers shall indicate in the roster “Voted” by the name of the voter. (Added to NRS by 1960, 258; A 1987, 344, 695; 1995, 2267, 2625; 1997, 652, 3458; 2001, 2028; 2007, 1158, 2593; 2011, 3281; 2013, 32, 3813; 2015, 3155; 2017, 1363)
NEW: NRS 293.333 Procedure for depositing absent ballots in ballot box; period for counting of absent ballots. [Effective January 1, 2020.] 1. Except as otherwise provided in NRS 293D.200, on the day of an election, the election boards receiving the absent voters’ ballots from the county clerk shall, in the presence of a majority of the election board officers, remove the ballots from the ballot box and the containers in which the ballots were transported pursuant to NRS 293.325 and deposit the ballots in the regular ballot box in the following manner: (a) The name of the voter, as shown on the return envelope or approved electronic transmission must be called and checked as if the voter were voting in person; (b) The signature on the back of the return envelope or on the approved electronic transmission must be compared with that on the application to register to vote; (c) If the board determines that the absent voter is entitled to cast a ballot, the envelope must be opened, the numbers on the ballot and envelope or approved electronic transmission compared, the number strip or stub detached from the ballot and, if the numbers are the same, the ballot deposited in the regular ballot box; and (d) The election board officers shall indicate in the roster “Voted” by the name of the voter. 2. Counting of absent ballots must continue through the seventh day following the election. (Added to NRS by 1960, 258; A 1987, 344, 695; 1995, 2267, 2625; 1997, 652, 3458; 2001, 2028; 2007, 1158, 2593; 2011, 3281; 2013, 32, 3813; 2015, 3155; 2017, 1363; 2019, 4081, effective January 1, 2020)
This is my favorite. No more invalid! Unreadable? ah NO PROBLEM. Again, 4-5% total mail ins expected.
OLD: NRS 293.317 Invalid absent ballots. [Effective through December 31, 2019.] Absent ballots, including special absent ballots, received by the county or city clerk after the polls are closed on the day of election are invalid. (Added to NRS by 1960, 256; A 1987, 343; 2001, 1951; 2009, 357)
NEW: NRS 293.317 Procedure for timely returning absent ballot; treatment of absent ballot when postmark cannot be determined. [Effective January 1, 2020.] 1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, absent ballots, including special absent ballots, must be: (a) Delivered by hand to the county clerk before the time set for closing of the polls pursuant to NRS 293.273; or (b) Mailed to the county clerk and: (1) Postmarked on or before the day of election; and (2) Received by the county clerk within the period for the counting of absent ballots pursuant to subsection 2 of NRS 293.333. 2. If an absent ballot is received not more than 3 days after the day of the election and the date of the postmark cannot be determined, the absent ballot shall be deemed to have been postmarked on or before the day of the election. (Added to NRS by 1960, 256; A 1987, 343; 2001, 1951; 2009, 357; 2019, 4079, effective January 1, 2020)