Signs That the Election Was Stolen

I believe the Presidential election was stolen by fraud, and I further believe that nothing will be done to redress this fraud.  Here are some indications that the election was stolen:

1. Presidential bellwethers-Of all the  counties that have correctly predicted the outcomes of Presidential elections since 1980, only one remains.  All the others got this election “wrong”.  That is stunning and unprecedented.
2. The House elections- Leading up to this November election, 26 Republican members of the House retired.  Normally you only see such a wave of retirements when a party believes it is going to be shellacked, and the GOP thought it was going to be shellacked in the House.  As a result, Republican recruitment for House candidates was lacking.  The Democrats were flush with cash.  Experts predicted the Democrats were going to gain 5-20 seats.  (Fox predicted 5-15 on the night of the election.)  Instead, it is the Republicans who are gaining circa 13 seats.  Of 27 races rated tossups by experts going into the election, 27 out of 27 were won by Republicans.  This was almost all due to the coattails of Donald Trump and the 74 million GOP voters he brought to the polls.
3. The Senate-Almost all experts thought it likely the Senate would flip to Democrat control because of the very bad map the Republicans were defending.  Two seats face runoffs in Georgia, but the Republicans are favored to hold on.  Several key races were decided with the help of the coattails of Donald Trump.
4. Legislative races-This was an important year since the new legislatures elected this year will control redistricting in most states.  The Democrats put endless money into flipping legislative chambers.  Instead, it was the GOP that gained circa 160 legislative seats, and the only legislature that flipped was New Hampshire, and it went from Democrat control to Republican.
5. Gubernatorial races-The Republicans had a net gain of one.
6. Success at the Ballot box-It is beyond odd for one party in a presidential election to be victorious at all other levels, yet lose the White House.
7. Ohio and Florida-Ohio was a presidential bellweather since 1970.  Florida was a presidential bellweather since 1992.  Trump won both, but still lost the election.  The last Republican nominee to have this happen to him was Nixon in 1960, sixty years ago in an election clouded by suspicions of fraud.
8. Presidential undervotes-Some voters will vote only for President.  Biden received an unusually large number, especially compared to undervotes for Trump, in key states of such undervotes.  If one is going to prepare fraudulent ballots, voting for President only is a time saver, and not voting for down ballot races reduces the chance for discovery, since Presidential race totals in a state have almost never been challenged historically, whereas down ballot race challenges occur much more frequently.
9. Increase in Trump Vote-A sure path to victory for a president is to increase his vote total from the time he was elected.  Some Presidents do win reelection even while gaining less votes.  The most recent instance was Obama in 2012 who earned three and a half million votes less than in 2008.  Fortunately he was running against Romney who managed the feat of increasing McCain’s pathetic total by less than a million.  Votes are still being tabulated, but it looks like Trump increased his 2016 vote total by almost twelve million ballots, while Biden, a candidate who hardly campaigned, purportedly increased Clinton’s 2016 total by fourteen million ballots.
10. Enthusiasm-By every measure, Trump voters tended to be very enthusiastic for him while Biden voters had little enthusiasm for him, most being motivated by opposition to Trump.  In Presidential contests usually the more enthusiastic side wins.
11. Observers-In Democrat urban centers in key states, Republican observers were harassed, and sometimes locked out.  They were kept such a distance away, ostensibly out of Covid concerns, that they could not observe the actual ballots being tabulated.  As I have asked many times in my legal career:  If you have nothing to hide, why are you acting as if you have a great deal to hide?
12. Slow down and stop in vote count-After Trump took the lead on election night, Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, or rather their blue controlled counties, suddenly began to slow down and stop their vote counts, which did not resume until the wee hours of the morning.  It doesn’t take too much cynicism to realize that the Democrat powers that be in those counties were determining how many votes they needed to prevail.  Preparation for this was made in Pennsylvania with the Mayor of Philadelphia announcing, prior to election day, that Philadelphia would not begin counting mail in ballots until the day following the election.

I could go on at some length, but you get the point.  Life is full of anomalies, but pile up too many anomalies in one event and it doesn’t take 38 years practice as an attorney to recognize criminal actions.  This election was stolen from the American people, and that is just fine with the powers that be in our country.  Remember.