AMERICANS DEMAND #AUDITTHEVOTE. YOUR DEMOCRACY IS AT STAKE.
1. Hillary was leading the polls before the election.Â
2. Hillary won the popular vote by >1.72 million.Â
3. EXIT polls do NOT match up with results in 4 key states. Hillary won according to exit polls in NC, PA, WI, and FL.Â
4. Trump won these with RAZOR-THIN margins. Also this. A shift of just 55,000 votes to Hillary in PA, MICH & WISC wouldâve made Hillary the winner.Â
5. More than 20 states have faced major election hacking attempts, DHS says.Â
The DHS official â speaking on background because of the subjectâs sensitive nature â explained that hackers of all stripes are constantly testing the digital defenses of every stateâs public-facing election systems. But in 20-plus states, the agency determined that these intrusion attempts have become what DHS calls âprobing of concern.â
6. Feds believe Russians hacked Florida elections-system vendor. (And remember they hacked the DNC emails).Â
7. Trump has lowest approval ratings of any president-elect in recent history. LOWER than Hillary according to PEW results. The only time this happened in recent history was in 2000. Gore had higher grades.
8. There were irregularities in many key states.Â
In Florida: Lost by 120,000. One Attorney quoted in article:Â âTallahassee-based VR Systems was also allegedly hacked. The company provides electronic poll books for a number of jurisdictions which communicate in real time with each countyâs voter registration system. According to the companyâs web site VR Systems serves almost all of Floridaâs counties and 14 other states.â
In Wisconsin: Lost by 27,000 votes. BUT:Â âBut Clinton won only counties using all-paper ballots, the computer voting experts said. In the counties using a mix of electronic and paper-based voting systems that President Obama won in 2012, Clinton lost by 1-2 percent. In the Obama counties using all paperless machines, she lost by 10 to 15 percentâ
In North Carolina: Lost by 178,000. â⌠what happened across the state on Election Day has become the focus of serious concern for the election integrity experts. In one Democratic epicenter, Durham County, the stateâs voter registration database and e-poll books tied into it were down, prompting long lines, delays and necessitating people fill out provisional ballots. The data was also scrambled, with voter rolls in the wrong locations, people tagged as voting when they had not, and people not on lists even though they had their state registration cards. Those snafus were reported to election protection call centers.â
â⌠if it was the latter, who was behind the cyberattack? These questions must be answered immediately, especially if the answers lead to questions about the integrity of the election process in other jurisdictions.
In Michigan: Lost by 11,000 votes. âElection nightâs unofficial returns found Trump ahead by 11,000 votes. But 87,000 ballots did not show a presidential vote, the election integrity team said, which broke a 49,000 empty-vote record from previous presidential electionâ
In Pennsylvania: Lost by 68,000 votes. â⌠The concern is that 16 counties are still using aging countywide tabulators which Finnish computer security specialist Harry Hursti has shown can be easily hacked to change the reported results. These computers use old versions of Microsoft operating systems, which have security vulnerabilities that have never been fixed.â
9. Unsurprisingly, in many places, HILLARY won in counties using paper votes but lost in those using electronic in key states. For example: North Carolina  and Wisconsin .
10. Russia confirms it has been in touch with Trump throughout the campaign.Â
And thereâs so much more. Like the fact that manipulating vote count in just a dozen areas in few key states would be enough.Â
THERE IS STILL TIME TO AUDIT THE ELECTION.Â
MOST IMPORTANTLY:Â call the Dept of Justice comment line at 202 353 1555 and leave a message asking to #AuditTheVote due to Russian interference. DO IT RIGHT NOW, PLEASE. CALLS ARE BEING TALLIED.
DEMAND AUDIT IN NC, MI, PA, and WI.Â
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