By Donna Westfall – November 14, 2024
It’s official. Republicans just won a TRIFECTA and delivered a stunning rebuke to the Radical Left Democrats. The coveted 218th seat was won .
Where did the last of the winning candidates come from? Mostly the West Coast. Until Tuesday, November 12, there were eight crucial races where votes are still being counted in California. Currently four Republican’s are slightly ahead of their Democratic opponents.
Why is it taking so long in California? Because they require mail in ballots to be posted on Election Day, received by County election offices and then to be counted up to seven days after the election.
Frustrating isn’t it?
As of October 2023, the California Secretary of State, Shirley Weber, claimed there are over 22 million registered voters. Compare that with 13,748,000 million that actually voted in California November 5, 2024.
Besides California, there are close races in the following states: one district in Iowa, one in Maine, one in Ohio, one in Arizona, one in Oregon and one in Alaska.
As of today, California still have 1.6 million uncounted ballots, however, Carl DeMaio states “the list of REJECTED BALLOTS keeps growing.” This could make the critical difference in some of the races. His group are chasing down voters so they can sign the right paperwork and get their vote counted. But it sounds like they’re just about out of money. “As of last night there are still 135,580 ballots REJECTED across California – many in the races where we have razor-thin margins right now. We only have two weeks to get this ballot curing done!
There’s just one more issue. Remember when schools stopped teaching cursive writing? Well, that’s a good reason why vote counters are rejecting ballots.
If you want to contribute to Carl DeMaio’s Reform California go here: https://secure.carldemaio.com/contribute?utm_source=carl-email
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