Bob Casey Recount

Why is @JoshShapiroPA condoning this colossal waste of taxpayer money? Is protecting Bob Casey’s fragile ego really worth pissing away the money of hard working Americans? Dems have learned nothing from the beating they took on Election Day. https://t.co/67HYUczVDO

— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) November 10, 2024

Josh Shapiro is spineless.

Democrats cheat.

Lauren Boebert Wins

We won!

I am so thankful for all of your support and I am so proud to be your Representative! pic.twitter.com/4gnmflotiU

— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) November 18, 2022

From the Denver Post:

More than a week after the midterm elections, incumbent U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert was poised to hold on to her seat in Congress even as her Democratic challenger, Adam Frisch, on Thursday narrowed the gap between them enough to force an automatic recount.

Only Moffat County still had ballots left to report in Colorado’s massive 3rd Congressional District as of Thursday night. A representative of the Moffat County Clerk’s Office told The Denver Post they plan to report a final tally of just 25 remaining ballots Friday.

The straggling tallies reported by election clerks in Mesa, Pueblo and other counties on Thursday came from ballots mailed by Colorado voters outside of the state, which could be counted so long as they arrived by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday. Ballots requiring additional signature verification could be counted until then as well.

Boebert, a Republican, began Thursday with the 1,122-vote lead she’d held since late last week, but that shrank to 543 votes — out of 326,915 cast — by 5:55 p.m., according to the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office. That’s under the automatic recount threshold of about 819 votes, a number equal to half of 1% of the top vote-getter’s tally.

The automatic recount process will last until December but is unlikely to change the result of the race.

A win is a win.

President Trump's Statements - Maricopa County AZ Audit

President Trump comments on the Maricopa County, Ariz. audit:

"So many people would like to thank the brave and patriotic Republican State Senators from Ariz. for the incredible job they are doing...The Ariz. recount and examination will be on live TV (OAN) for all to watch." pic.twitter.com/IbsKCiVgCw

— One America News (@OANN) April 23, 2021

President Trump releases another statement about the Maricopa County AZ Audit. pic.twitter.com/eAeAUH3JUO

— Arizona Informer (@AZInformer) April 24, 2021

Wisconsin Recount

The Fake Pollsters at @ABC/@washingtonpost produced a possibly illegal suppression Poll just before the Election showing me down 17 points in Wisconsin when, in fact, on Election Day, the race was even - & we are now preparing to win the state. Many such “deplorable” instances!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 11, 2020

There was dramatic voter suppression before and during the election in Wisconsin.

And now, a week after the election, Democrats and their media hacks continue to wage war against the people and the truth.

These powerful people are attempting to construct a false reality to convince you to give up.

Don't buy it, "deplorables."

Forward!

Wisconsin - Thank You, President Trump

Thank you, Mr President. Wisconsin needs a recount .@realDonaldTrump https://t.co/j8oxiD3LSf

— Sean Duffy (@SeanDuffyWI) November 9, 2020

President Trump will never stop fighting for us.

I'm so grateful.

Democrats Rewrite Election History

In 2000, Al Gore put the country through a 37-day recount process in which he urged the courts to permit recounts only in the places where he thought he find additional votes for him. If you doubt that, read the book his lawyer, David Boies, wrote about it. https://t.co/KLvmQ89KqP

— Brit Hume (@brithume) November 6, 2020

Rick Scott Defeats Bill Nelson

Let’s Get To Work! pic.twitter.com/VKaJyAO4Yc

— Rick Scott (@ScottforFlorida) November 18, 2018

The Democrats tried and tried and tried to "find" enough votes to defeat Republican Rick Scott.

They failed.

Congratulations, Senator-elect Rick Scott!

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Bill Nelson's concession announcement:

Republican Gov. Rick Scott wins Florida senate seat as Democratic incumbent Sen. Bill Nelson concedes race. "It's been a rewarding journey, as well as a very humbling experience." https://t.co/es3OAq9Zgy pic.twitter.com/GKcj0PHz4s

— ABC News (@ABC) November 19, 2018

Andrew Gillum Concedes

This was a hard-fought campaign. Now it’s time to bring Florida together. https://t.co/I1hB0vd3kb

— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantisFL) November 17, 2018

Evidence of Voter Fraud in Florida

From Conservative Review:

Wednesday on the radio, LevinTV host Mark Levin answered CNN anchor Jake Tapper’s demands for evidence of voter fraud.

“So the intrepid Jake Tapper, aka Fake Tapper, sits on his butt at the CNN headquarters in Washington D.C., demanding that Republicans bring him evidence of fraud,” Levin said. “OK, Fake, I’m going to give you some information.”

Levin read from a Politico report detailing how the Florida Department of State has asked federal prosecutors to investigate altered election documents tied to the Florida Democratic Party. Audio of a Florida Democratic Party caller leaving a voicemail message asking a Palm Beach County voter to illegally fix their vote by mail ballot after Election Day was also reported by Politico.

No evidence of fraud?

Tapper and CNN lack credibility.

Delegitimizing Election Results

Wait til people find out about the rhetoric from media and Dems for last two+ years trying to delegitimize the 2016 election results under a broad conspiracy theory of treasonous collusion with Russia. https://t.co/uZlz1xS6uz

— Mollie (@MZHemingway) November 12, 2018

No Democrat/Leftist/Never Trumper can credibly charge Donald Trump with "dangerous" rhetoric regarding the 2018 election results and subsequent "discovery" of the thousands of votes, ballots from non-citizens, and recounts after engaging in more than two years of dangerous rhetoric, refusing to accept the legitimacy of Trump's presidency.

Recounts

'A recount that reverses an initial margin of more than a few hundred votes would be unprecedented in the recent history of American elections.' From Miami Herald: 'In 26 recounts in major races around the nation since 2000, only 3 outcomes changed.' https://t.co/QaT0bJsGvB pic.twitter.com/9tSSBGGjWj

— Byron York (@ByronYork) November 12, 2018

Scott Walker Recount?

Tony Evers won the Wisconsin governor race, beating Gov. Scott Walker and buoying the hopes of Democrats in a state that helped secure Donald Trump’s presidency https://t.co/5941rPz6He

— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 7, 2018

https://t.co/mFaDNqNPux

— Stephen Hayes (@stephenfhayes) November 7, 2018

Tony Evers and Mandela "Lingerie Party" Barnes?

What a disaster!

Comey, Rogers: NO Evidence Vote Tallies Changed

This is key:



This obsession of Democrats/Leftists and their Never Trump allies with the Russians and the alleged hacking of our election is absurd.

I have no problem with this hearing. In fact, I think it's great. The clip of Rep. Devin Nunes clarifying that there is NO evidence of any tampering with vote tallies says it all.

We went through a statewide recount here in Wisconsin and Trump gained votes. Hillary lost again and bigger.

The Democrats/Leftists have been trying to overturn the election since Hillary was defeated. They are relentless in attempting to delegitimize the duly elected president of the United States.

What they need to do is look at Hillary. They need to look at the U.S. map of the precinct election results. Hillary is the one who put millions of American voters in her basket of deplorables. They are responsible for their defeat.

Millions of Americans wanted their voices heard. They wanted change. They voted for the NOT Hillary candidate because they were dissatisfied with the direction Obama took our country and Hillary would mean four more years of the policies that ignored or harmed millions of Americans.

The Russians had nothing to do with that.

Wisconsin Recount Final Results: Trump Up 131

Here is the final tally from the Wisconsin 2016 presidential election recount: Trump gained 131 votes more than he had on election night.

He beat Hillary by 131 votes more than we thought.

Whoop-dee-doo!

Was it worth it, Jill Stein and all you chumps who donated to the effort?

From the Associated Press:

Republican Donald Trump's victory in Wisconsin has been reaffirmed following a presidential recount that showed him defeating Democrat Hillary Clinton by more than 22,000 votes.

Trump picked up a net 162 votes as a result of the recount that the Wisconsin Elections Commission certified Monday. Green Party candidate Jill Stein requested and paid for the recount that began Dec. 1.

But after recounting nearly 3 million ballots, little changed. The final results changed by fewer than 1,800 votes.

... Wisconsin's recount uncovered no widespread problems or hacking as Stein had suggested, without evidence, that there might be.

FOX6 News reports Trump picked up an additional 131 votes.

From FOX6 news:

Wisconsin’s presidential recount has been completed and the Wisconsin Elections Commission certified the results Monday, December 12th.

The Commission declared President-elect Donald Trump the winner in Wisconsin.

According to the Commission, out of 2.975 million votes cast in the presidential election, the recount revealed a net change across candidates of just 1,769 votes.

That means the recount changed the Wisconsin presidential election results by 0.06 percent.

Mr. Trump gained 837 votes and Hillary Clinton added 706, meaning that Mr. Trump added 131 more votes than he had on Election Night.

Wisconsin Elections Commissioner Mark Thomsen certified a canvass statement in Madison at 3:00 p.m. on Monday. The canvass statement that will be signed is the official Wisconsin result of the general election, conducted on Tuesday, November 8th, 2016, for the Office of President of the United States.

Whatever, Trump is the winner.

Apparently, the AP has it wrong.

From the Wisconsin Elections Commission:

Wisconsin Elections Commission Chair Mark Thomsen today certified results of the presidential election following a 10-day recount process, confirming Republican Donald J. Trump the winner in Wisconsin.

“Completing this recount was a challenge, but the real winners are the voters,” said Thomsen. “Based on the recount, they can have confidence that Wisconsin’s election results accurately reflect the will of the people, regardless of whether they are counted by hand or by machine. The Commission thanks all those involved in the recount for their hard work and dedication.”

Donald Trump received 1,405,284 votes in the recount compared to 1,404,440 in the original canvass. Hillary Clinton received 1,382,536 votes in the recount compared to 1,381,823 in the recount. The original margin between the top two candidates was 22,617 votes. After the recount, the margin is 22,748. After the recount, Trump’s margin over Clinton increased by just 131 votes.

Note to the Associated Press: It's 131, not 162.

This is funny.

Hillary didn't even decrease her margin of defeat. Trump's victory margin increased.

Here's a statement from the Republican Party of Wisconsin:

“This recount served as nothing more than one final, desperate attempt for Hillary Clinton and her most extreme supporters to try and overturn Wisconsin’s election results. Now that this absurd political stunt has ended, we can focus on coming together behind common-sense reforms in Washington and an agenda that will move Wisconsin and this country forward.”

Wisconsin Recount Update - Day 12: Complete

It's over. The counting is complete.

All 72 Wisconsin counties have finished counting the ballots for the 2016 presidential election.

All 72 WI counties have finished recounting ballots. 4 are in process to certify recount results today: Dane, Milwaukee, Outagamie & Rock.

— Wisconsin Elections (@WI_Elections) December 12, 2016

WI Elections Commission Chair will certify results at 3pm today, followed by media availability: https://t.co/tX0h9H8GYp

— Wisconsin Elections (@WI_Elections) December 12, 2016

From FOX6 News:

The deadline for the presidential election recount in Wisconsin has been met. The Wisconsin Elections Commission tweeted on Monday morning, December 12th that the recount was complete — and just four counties were in the process of certifying their results.

Wisconsin Elections Commissioner Mark Thomsen will certify a canvass statement in Madison at 3:00 p.m. on Monday. The canvass statement that will be signed is the official Wisconsin result of the general election, conducted on Tuesday, November 8, 2016, for the Office of President of the United States.

Hours of work and millions of dollars later, we've learned that Trump won Wisconsin, the first Republican to win the state since Ronald Reagan did in 1984.

Hillary Clinton lost Wisconsin - AGAIN.

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Notice of Presidential Election Certification


Time: 12/12/2016 - 3:00pm - 4:00pm
Location: Wisconsin Elections Commission, 212 East Washington Ave., Madison

Commissioner Mark Thomsen, Chairperson of the Wisconsin Elections Commission, will certify a canvass statement at 3:00 p.m., on Monday, December 12, 2016, at the Offices of the Wisconsin Elections Commission, located at 212 East Washington Avenue, 3rd Floor, Madison, Wisconsin.

The canvass statement that will be signed is the official Wisconsin result of the general election, conducted on Tuesday, November 8, 2016, for the Office of President of the United States.

A media availability will immediately follow the canvass certification.

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UPDATE: Wisconsin Recount Final Results: Trump Up 131

Wisconsin Recount Update - Day 11: Recount Finishes Monday

Getting down to the wire, here's the update for Wisconsin's 2016 presidential election recount.

From the Wisconsin Elections Commission:

Numbers for the City of Milwaukee do not include absentee ballots, which have not yet been recounted. Milwaukee counts its absentee ballots centrally (not at the polling place) on Election Night. When those absentee ballots have been counted the numbers will be updated.

Explanations provided by clerks for the differences in numbers between canvass and the recount are also contained in the attached Explanation of Changes per Reporting Unit PDF

Dane County: Increase of 11 votes in City of Madison Ward 34. The recount canvass determined 13 Absentee ballots were wrongly rejected on Election Day. The envelopes were opened and votes tallied. +11 votes for Clinton/Kaine.

Over 95% of #WIRecount done, Clinton up 25 votes. Only a handful of counties still tallying votes, expected to finish Monday: #wipolitics pic.twitter.com/nFl7mHXpOy

— MacIver Institute (@MacIverWisc) December 12, 2016

Wisconsin Recount Update - Day 10: Dane County Finishes Early

The end of the Wisconsin 2016 presidential election recount is near.

The recount is 95 percent complete.

From the Wisconsin Elections Commission:

Numbers for the City of Milwaukee do not include absentee ballots, which have not yet been recounted. Milwaukee counts its absentee ballots centrally (not at the polling place) on Election Night. When those absentee ballots have been counted the numbers will be updated.

Explanations provided by clerks for the differences in numbers between canvass and the recount are also contained in the attached Explanation of Changes per Reporting Unit PDF

Dane County: 11 Absentee ballots were left in their certificate envelopes on Election Night for the City of Madison Ward 2.

City of Verona Wards 2-4 results have been removed from the Day 10 update pending further clarification from Dane County Board of Canvass.

Oconto County: Increase of 10 votes in City of Gillett Wards 1-3, increase of 19 votes in Town of Abrams Wards 1-3, Increase of 33 votes in Town of Little Suamico Wards 1-8, Increase of 24 votes in Town of Pensaukee Wards 1-2, and an increase of 12 votes in Town of Spruce Wards 1-2. All increases in Oconto County are attributed to the use of non-standard pens or ballots being marked incorrectly. Voter intent was determined during recount canvass.

Outagamie County: Net decrease of 14 votes in City of Kaukauna Wards 6-7 and net decrease of 12 votes in City of Kaukauna Wards 8-10 due to ballots being run through the tabulator twice on Election Day in error.

Addition of 2 votes to Day 10’s City of Appleton Ward 33 totals. The polling location includes Winnebago County reporting units and 2 ballots Ward 33 ballots were found during Winnebago County’s recount. These ballots were delivered to the Outagamie County recount canvass.

From WKOW:

Dane County has finished recounting votes in the presidential election.

Clerk Scott McDonell sent final numbers out just after 9:30 p.m. Saturday. The numbers are only minimally changed, except Hillary Clinton went from 217,526 votes before the recount to 217,698 after the recount. Donald Trump's votes did not change at 71,279.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission reports 65 of the 72 counties are finished recounting votes. The entire recount is now 95 percent complete, with almost three million ballots recounted.

Hillary Clinton has gained only 25 more votes than Donald Trump has gained, while still trailing, according to the commission. The net change as of 5:30 p.m., before the Dane County numbers were in, is more than 1,442 votes, with Trump/Pence up 628 and Clinton/Kaine up 653.

Wisconsin Recount Update - Day 9: Hillary Up 49

Here's the update from Day 9 of the Wisconsin 2016 presidential recount.

From the Wisconsin Elections Commission:

Numbers for the City of Milwaukee do not include absentee ballots, which have not yet been recounted. Milwaukee counts its absentee ballots centrally (not at the polling place) on Election Night. When those absentee ballots have been counted the numbers will be updated.

Explanations provided by clerks for the differences in numbers between canvass and the recount are also contained in the attached Explanation of Changes per Reporting Unit PDF

Ashland County: Original election results were inadvertently entered as recount results for the Day 6 update. The recount results have been correctly updated to the Day 9 spreadsheet.

Calumet County: Increase of 15 ballots in City of Chilton Wards 1-5 because ballots were marked incorrectly on Election Day. Voter intent was determined during recount canvas. +11 votes for Trump/Pence and +4 votes for Clinton/Kaine.

Dane County: Increase of 12 votes in City of Verona Wards 2-4 due to ballots being counted as part of City of Verona Wards 1,5 in error on Election Day.

Eau Claire County: Increase of 14 votes in City of Eau Claire Ward 39 due to ballots that were marked incorrectly on Election Day, where the recount canvass determined voter intent, and the addition of 5 absentee ballots that were not counted on Election Day.

Waukesha County has finished its recount.

From FOX6 News:

Waukesha County announced it finished processing ballots late Friday morning, December 9th.

The Waukesha County clerk says it's a relief to have all the ballots counted but her work isn't completely done. Election officials spent several hours going over the vote totals.

Nine days and 240,000 ballots later, Waukesha County can now join the more than 60 counties that have completed the recount.

...[Kathleen Novack, Waukesha County clerk] says the results from the recount and election night will change by about 80 votes, spread out among all the candidates.

...Across the state, Hillary Clinton is currently up 609 votes while President-elect Donald Trump is up 560.

With 89 percent of the recount complete, Hillary has gained only 49 votes over Trump. Out of millions cast, the results have barely changed.

What a total waste!

Trump 'Thank You Tour' - West Allis, Wisconsin

President-elect Donald Trump will be visiting Wisconsin next week.

The rally will take place the evening of the day that the state needs to certify its recount results, marking the second time Trump wins in Wisconsin.

.@realDonaldTrump to visit Wisconsin on victory tour https://t.co/6mAdLukLjb

— Mary Spicuzza (@MSpicuzzaMJS) December 8, 2016

Details:

Wisconsin State Fair Exposition Center

8200 W. Greenfield Ave

West Allis, WI 53214

Tuesday, December 13, 2016 at 7:00 PM (CST)

Wisconsin Recount Update - Day 8

Here is the Wisconsin 2016 presidential election recount results update, Day 8:

From Wisconsin Elections Commission:

Numbers for the City of Milwaukee do not include absentee ballots, which have not yet been recounted. Milwaukee counts its absentee ballots centrally (not at the polling place) on Election Night. When those absentee ballots have been counted the numbers will be updated.

Explanations provided by clerks for the differences in numbers between canvass and the recount are also contained in the attached Explanation of Changes per Reporting Unit PDF

*The Day 8 spreadsheet has been updated since posting to include the remaining City of Pewaukee reporting units and City of Waukesha Ward 1 and Ward 2 recount results.

Dane County: 20 Absentee ballots were left in their certificate envelopes on Election Night for the City of Madison Ward 29.

Eau Claire County: Decrease of 48 votes in City of Eau Claire Ward 36 due to human error during original Board of Canvass. -18 Votes for Trump/Pence, -30 votes for Clinton/Kaine.

Grant County: Recount vote totals for City of Platteville Wards 7-9 adjusted from Election Day totals due to discrepancies discovered during hand recount. Ward reported tabulator issues on Election Day.

Juneau County: Corrected Day 7 vote counts for Town Lyndon Wards 1-3. Trump/Pence now accurately reflect a total of 328 votes.

Manitowoc County: Increase of 9 votes in City of Manitowoc Wards 3-4, 22, increase of 11 votes in City of Manitowoc Wards 15-16, and an increase of 24 votes in City of Manitowoc Wards 19-20, 27 due to ballots that were marked incorrectly on Election Day. Voter intent was determined during recount canvass.

Outagamie County: Increase of 13 votes in Town of Grand Chute Wards 11-14 due to ballots that were marked incorrectly on Election Day. Voter intent was determined during recount canvass. +7 votes for Trump/Pence and +6 votes for Clinton/Kaine.

Price County: Net change of 10 votes in Town of Lake Wards 1-2 due to tally errors on Election Night.

Waukesha County: Increase of 12 votes in City of Brookfield Ward 5. Recount Board of Canvass determined absentee ballots originally rejected on Election Day were valid.

About 80 percent of the recount is complete.

Milwaukee County's recount is complete.

FOX6 News reports that Hillary Clinton is up by 61 votes.

47 of 72 counties have now completed the recount.

Approximately 82 percent of ballots have been recounted.

Trump/Pence originally led Clinton/Kaine by 22,177. So far, not including the City of Milwaukee, Clinton/Kaine have gained 61 more votes than Trump/Pence, but still trail.

Including the December 7 results, Trump/Pence are up 495 votes, Clinton/Kaine are up 556 votes, Castle/Bradley are up 20 votes, Johnson/Weld are up 63 votes, Stein/Baraka are up 64 votes, Moorehead/Lilly are up 8 votes, and De la Fuente/Steinberg are up 15 votes.

Important Note: The changes in vote totals do not include the City of Milwaukee, which has reported partial numbers for individual reporting units (wards or combinations of wards) because it is recounting absentee ballots separately. Milwaukee is included in the 82 percent completed.