So...what happens if...

[PGCountyRaven85]

Yeah I’m clearly right of center and the furthest I will go is:
“I have a hard time believing Trump lost a fair election in PA”

But democrats believing this was stolen? I haven’t met 1...


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Right

[FloridaBasedFan]

All 100% true.

Where are these thousands of votes coming out of nowhere? Where did that come from?

[pickles]

I think VERY vocal minority of people who hang out in far right-wing echo chambers believe this. The general public, I don't think they believe there was some sort cabal, engaging in a conspiracy of widespread voter fraud. It seems like right now, the "vOtEr FrAuD" conspiracy theorists are really starting to lose steam. I saw that Tucker Carlson is even openly showing doubts, or at the very least, questioning the veracity of the accusations.

I'm just repeating the poll that Rasmussen released today.

Frankly, I shouldn't because I don't believe their polls for one goddamned second.

From my own experience, I don't know many conservatives who think this election was legitimate.

And I know a suprising amount of uberliberals, socialists even, who feel the same way.

I think card carrying Democrats aren't concerned really if there is fraud or not. They're happy with the election and they're going to defend the results solely because of that.

No matter what happens, there's going to be a significant portion who think the election was fradulent.

The easy solution will be going forward to implenment national standards for elections and make things that make fraud possible more difficult- voter id, curtailing absentee voting, etc.

Now watch which party fights all of those things.

It will lend a lot of credence to the people who believe they benefit from these loopholes and that's why they insist on maintaining them.

[CarrollCoRaven]

I was talking to a friend of mine, a PA cop, and he said he checked to make sure his vote was counted. Not sure how he checked that but is that a PA thing available to everyone? Anyone know?

[FloridaBasedFan]

I was talking to a friend of mine, a PA cop, and he said he checked to make sure his vote was counted. Not sure how he checked that but is that a PA thing available to everyone? Anyone know?

Some states have mail in ballots bar coded or marked in a way to ID you as the voter. They have ways of tracking them and confirming if your vote was recorded. Call your local elections office and ask.

[The Excellector]

I received an email from the state confirming that my vote was received. Then, another some time later, confirming that it was counted.

[blah3]

I was talking to a friend of mine, a PA cop, and he said he checked to make sure his vote was counted. Not sure how he checked that but is that a PA thing available to everyone? Anyone know?

Yep, there is a website where you can put in information and find out if you voted. Of course you cant see who someone voted for

[bacchys]

For years now many people having been talking about how mail in ballots are most susceptible to fraud.

Talking about it...but never providing evidence to support the talk.