Election Investigation Opened In NJ Governor’s Race! Machines Went Down And Didn’t Count Votes!
Something’s happening with the elections in America. The foreign entity is looming large in the election. It stands in the middle of the US voters casting their ballots and their votes actually being counted.
The New Jersey governor’s race was only another example. Voting anomalies have marred the closest contests in the nation. Among them, we can find issues with electronic poll books and reports that the voting machines broke down precisely on Election Day. The votes in these machines weren’t even counted.
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“Essex County Clerk Christopher Durkin says he has a lot of work ahead of him after the votes from 56 districts were not counted Tuesday night in the county,” News 12 reported.
“It’s a mix, but they are mostly in Newark, in East Orange, Irvington, Maplewood, Montclair, the majority of those 56 districts,” Durkin stated.
#njmornings With NJ Gubernatorial race still SO close, Essex County Clerk Christopher Durkin tells me where the 56 districts in which votes have not been counted are located. Full story on why they have not been counted and what happens next, today @News12NJ pic.twitter.com/lj1w5BANTA
— Tony Caputo (@TonyCaputo) November 3, 2021
“Durkin says you can call it poll worker error,” News 12 reported. “There will be an investigation as to why it happened. He asks New Jersey residents not to jump to conclusions as to why the 56 voting machines were shut down last night without being counted first.”
“Those machines are at the polling places right now,” Durkin continued. “Those machines have to be brought back to the warehouse. A judge will issue an order for us to open those machines, retrieve the results and post those results.”
“But it doesn’t look like that will happen on Wednesday,” the report added.
“We need to compile a list of the results that are missing then need to schedule a hearing in front of a judge, and then the judge issued the order and then we’re able to go and retrieve those results,” Durkin added.
Durkin tried to reassure voters and stated, “issues like this happen in every election in every county,” “The fact that it’s 56 voting machines in such a close race has obviously magnified this situation,” he added. “The sooner, the better,” Durkin stated.
There were many other difficulties on the election night, such as that 40,000 votes were added for Phil Murphy. The Dems wanted to steal the election. Their incumbent governor Murphy is projected to win re-election in a tight race. He has less than a 30.000 vote edge in the state that Biden carried by 16 points.
The race portends catastrophe in the upcoming midterms, but the race will be a wake-up call for the Republicans about the potential dangers of voting machines during the elections.
We can tell for sure that five districts in Paterson experienced a similar situation with the voting machines like Essex County, Mayor Andre Seigh told News 12.
The troubles plaguing New Jersey’s suddenly all-mail elections, including an alleged voter fraud scheme in Paterson that led to four arrests Thursday, have critics questioning whether election officials can ensure that next month’s primaries will be fair,” the New Jersey Herald reported in June 2020.
“New Jersey has yet to get to its second of three rounds of 2020 elections, and so far, we’ve seen misdelivered ballots, ballots dropped in piles in apartment lobbies, and ballots burned in a mail truck fire,” the report added.
“Meanwhile, clerks’ offices are inundated with a flood of mail-in ballots, plus thousands of more applications for ballots, many from unaffiliated voters who clerks said don’t intend to vote in the July 7 primary.”
“It’s a mess,” stated Senator Declan O’Scanlon.
“Gov. Phil Murphy ordered May’s local elections and July’s primaries to be conducted almost entirely by mail as part of the state’s effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus,” the report noted.
“The allegations out of Paterson may be the most troubling,” the report added. “State Attorney General Gurbir Grewal alleges that Councilman Michael Jackson and Councilman-elect Alex Mendez handled mail-in ballots improperly. Jackson possessed too many mail-in ballots that were not his own, and Mendez submitted voter registration applications he knew were false, Grewal claims. Two workers for a third campaign were also charged with election fraud.”
“The Paterson case caught the attention of President Donald Trump, who on Sunday used the fraud allegations as evidence that mail-in voting in the 2020 presidential race would lead to ‘the most corrupt election’ in American history,” the report added. “Trump has been railing against mail-in voting since it became clear some states were moving to that system amid the coronavirus outbreak, though he and others in his inner circle vote by mail themselves.”
Trump weighed in on the unacceptable problems with the US elections in 2021.
“Voter ID is very important. Frankly, going to paper ballots is better than anything you can do — paper ballots. Going to paper ballots,” Trump stated.
You know, Canada uses paper ballots. I think going to paper ballots would be the best thing if you want to have accurate elections. Countries that do paper ballots — solidly watched paper ballots — those are the ones that work,” he continued.
“And stop the mail-in ballots unless it’s for military and overseas or very sick people, people that just can’t vote — and they have to have some kind of a real excuse. I think paper ballots, same-day voting would be great. Those things, you’d straighten out your elections,” Trump continued.
The Democrats’ legislative act concedes the security issues with the voting machines and would have suggested the country move to paper ballots.
