Democrat listed twice on special election ballot

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Democrat listed twice on today’s special election ballot. And the bureaucrats running the election, probably mostly Democrats themselves, see nothing wrong with that.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • Sandford beat both Colbert-Buschs. The libs are going crazy that a wife cheater won, I have reminded them that they voted for Clinton. Twice. Stupid hypocrites.

    • Well, an Argentinian mistress wife in the House should liven things. At least the Christmas party will be more fun.

  • Under your logic, wouldn't this be good for the Republican candidate as the vote will be divided between the two listings? Much how you think that me voting for Ron Paul is like voting for Obama.

    • Because of people like you, I will NEVER, EVER vote for anyone with the last name "Paul".

      • Andrew Wilkow of Sirius/XM & The Blaze, got his ass chewed out by some Ron Paul cultists when he said, "I'm more of a Rand Paul guy". Ron Paul had a couple of problems...

        1. He's not pure. You see how he would add pork to spending bills & then vote against the bill when he saw it had enough votes to pass. That is not cool.

        2. People like crowley. They did more to damage the Ron Paul brand by being so narrow in scope. Their attitude also repulsed many. The my guy or nothing stance only helped Obama. Your job as a Ron Paul supporter is to help your guy, not put out the vibe that Ron Paul supporters are assholes. The ladder seemed to be true more often then not, & it's on display here every week.

        • During the previous primary season (2008 election cycle) I was working in Daytona Beach doing a condo remodel. I was staying in a motel and all of a sudden this quiet place was inundated with a bunch of loud, obnoxious young, people. I didn't need to ask them who they were or why they were there, they were very loud, and during breakfast I heard them talking about...........Wait for it...........RON PAUL! They were campaign workers and were traveling with the Ron Paul blimp to campaign stops.
          That was more than enough for me to form an opinion.

  • I dont think this really is an issue - while its curious that the "working families party" feels the need to go through all the paperwork and monetary cost to submit their own candidate that is already on the ballot for another party, it doesnt mean that she'd necessarily get any more votes - election fraud aside of course.

    • You're assuming all American voters are as literate and responsible as you. There's a significant number of voters who can't read and/or vote randomly, which means she will collect more votes simply by virtue of being on the ballot more than once.

      • Actually, I think PJ has the right idea there. Can only one of her win? Which one of her would get the most votes? A vote for one is a vote against the other, right? And if they declare the election for either one of her, it SHOULD be tied up in the courts for a while, making a spectacle of the fraud.

  • I'd vote for Write-in. I really like his views on immigration. Plus he's not affiliated with any party, that's something I can get behind.

  • Dems will stop at nothing. While the meek will inherit the earth, fraudsters steal elections.

  • Here we go again, the Dems are sitting around snickering at how they suckered the Republicans one more time. They're experts at rigging elections.

  • Judging by its name, the 'Working Families' party must want to eliminate welfare. right? Somehow, I doubt it.

    • in progressive land, every day is backwards day - so working families you can probably bet supports as much welfare and unemployment benefits as possible...ya know, to help the working families out there.

      • Progs are the absolute best at making really crappy programs sound wonderful. Though "The Patriot Act" was a contender too....

  • Looks like a California ballot. They should title them 'Which moron do you want to elect?'

    • I hope dumbass Democrat voters say to themselves, "Hey, she's listed twice so I better vote for her twice," and every ballot with two votes is disqualified. That's what I hope.