Everyone knows that Detroit has been crooked for years. The people of Michigan are good people, but the problem is that Detroit being a major population center tends to be where elections get decided sometimes.
Well, take a wild guess where the Democrats picked to help them rig this election? Yep, they went ahead and picked a place that they knew they could do it and not get many complaints on a local basis.
So, Detroit has become a battleground of sorts in the issue of election fraud.
There is something rotten in Denmark and Detroit as well. Of the 566,788 absentee ballots cast in Wayne County, 203,311 ballots show that no application for an absentee ballot was mailed or sent to the voter. That means a full 36% of absentee votes were never requested. The rest of Michigan had voters who never requested a mail in ballot but the percentage is just 9%.
So how come Wayne County was four times the state average. Now, it is true that if you go to the registrars office it wouldn’t show up but do you believe 203,311 did that? If you do, I own some land in Florida I’ll sell you cheap. It’s surrounded by water on all six sides. There are enough of those votes in Detroit alone to flip the election and that doesn’t count the 252,456 in the rest of the state.
From The Gateway Pundit:
According to the Michigan Bureau of Elections, “If that field is blank it simply means that the voter was never sent an absentee application. With the new Online Absentee Application [and] lots of voters sent an app in through MVIC so they were never sent one.”
MVIC is referring to the Michigan Voter Information Center run by the Department of State that mailed absentee ballot applications to everyone in the state of Michigan. Someone receiving one of these applications and filling it out or filling out the Online Absentee Ballot Application would be one cause for that field to be blank in the majority of these cases.
It is also possible that someone could physically go into their clerk’s office and request an absentee ballot. No application would be sent to the voter in that instance.