The Democrat election tradition where ballots keep arriving long after Election Day until the desired result is achieved.
The Democrat election tradition where ballots keep arriving long after Election Day until the desired result is achieved.
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The legal gray area where “deadline” becomes a suggestion and “chain of custody” becomes optional.
The flexible deadline that only seems to stretch in blue cities and only seems to favor one party.
The reason “Election Night” has become “Election Month” in states where Democrats control the process.
The postal service miracle where ballots appear days or weeks late, perfectly filled out, and almost always in the right direction.
The ultimate insurance policy that guarantees close elections can be adjusted until the correct outcome is reached.
The convenient method of finding just enough votes to overcome any lead the wrong candidate might have built up.
The practice that makes “every vote counts” mean “every vote we need will eventually be found and counted.”