GOP congressman says Democrats ‘stole’ election from socialist Francesca Hong
“The sooner they realize this, the sooner they realize that they’re being used.”Hong was seen by many Republicans as a weaker candidate than Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, and some conservatives floated the idea of voting in the Democratic primary to boost her, an idea Rep. “Here’s a second question: maybe we should just use paper ballots? Haley Stevens (D-MI) in Michigan’s Democratic primary for the U.S.
- ▪“The sooner they realize this, the sooner they realize that they’re being used.”Hong was seen by many Republicans as a weaker candidate than Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, and some conservatives floated the idea of voting in the
- ▪“Here’s a second question: maybe we should just use paper ballots?
- ▪Haley Stevens (D-MI) in Michigan’s Democratic primary for the U.S.
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Republicans are questioning socialist candidate Francesca Hong‘s Tuesday night loss in Wisconsin‘s Democratic gubernatorial primary, with one GOP congressman labeling the election stolen.Milwaukee Election Commission executive director Paulina Gutierrez said that a “human error” occurred during the downloading of absentee ballots, which delayed the official results until well into Wednesday morning. Recommended Stories GOP congressman says Democrats ‘stole’ election from socialist Francesca Hong AOC reportedly splits from longtime fiance Socialist ‘clowns’ are burning down the Democratic tent: Joe Concha Gutierrez said at a press conference just after midnight that five of the nine USB drives cataloging votes had accidentally downloaded the “audit log” and “not the results,” prompting…
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