GOP Win In PA: Judge Tosses Thousands Of Ballots Without Dates, Reversing Lower Court Ruling

[Ubiquitous]

A Pennsylvania judge sided with the Trump campaign on Thursday,
reversing a lower court decision by ruling to toss thousands of ballots
without dates.

“A GOP win in Pennsylvania — Commonwealth Court judge ruled that 2,349
absentee ballots in Allegheny County where the voter didn’t date their
declaration are invalid, reversing a lower court judge,” reported
BuzzFeed News’ Zoe Tillman, Thursday evening.

Elsewhere in the state, the Trump team’s requests to toss other
potentially illegal ballots have been rejected, such as the counties of
Montgomery and Bucks. The president’s legal team has issued appeals in
those cases.

“In Pennsylvania, the Trump campaign has withdrawn its appeal of a
judge’s order rejecting their challenge to 592 absentee ballots in
Montgomery County where the voter didn’t write their address when they
signed the envelope declaration,” Tillman reported Thursday, adding
that “a judge in Bucks County rejected the Trump campaign’s appeal of
the county’s decision to count 2,117 absentee ballots with various
deficiencies.”

“Judge notes both sides agreed there was no evidence of fraud
[regarding] the ballots in this case,” she claimed.

“Other PA judges have rejected the Trump campaign’s challenges to
absentee ballots with declaration deficiencies such as missing dates,
addresses, or printed names — those cases are still pending up on
appeal,” Tillman reported.

Elswhere in PA, a judge in Bucks County rejected the Trump
campaign's appeal of the county's decision to count 2,117
absentee ballots with various deficiencies. Judge notes both
sides agreed there was no evidence of fraud re: the ballots
in this case
https://t.co/AFQ487ZCYK pic.twitter.com/rtvcpd5kUL
— Zoe Tillman (@ZoeTillman) November 19, 2020

Other PA judges have rejected the Trump campaign's challenges
to absentee ballots with declaration deficiencies such as
missing dates, addresses, or printed names — those cases are
still pending up on appeal
— Zoe Tillman (@ZoeTillman) November 19, 2020

Following up on tonight's GOP win in Allegheny County re:
2,349 ballots missing a date — here is the question that
the PA Supreme Court agreed to hear on the subject, so the
question of whether counties must disqualify ballots w/
certain defects remains pending pic.twitter.com/biYevJ5bVG
— Zoe Tillman (@ZoeTillman) November 20, 2020

Though most media outlets have declared Democratic nominee Joe Biden
the winner of the 2020 election, votes have yet to be certified as the
Trump campaign launches legal fights over alleged voting irregularities
and potential fraud.

Rudy Giuliani, the president’s personal attorney, said Thursday at a
press conference that in states including Georgia, Pennsylvania,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, and Arizona, the legal team has found
“more than double the number of votes needed to overturn the election,
in terms of provable, illegal ballots.”

Giuliani cited general “lawsuits” and “affidavits” to support his
claim, adding that he hopes to make more affidavits public.

He also claimed there was voter fraud in “big cities” controlled by
Democrats. “The number of voter fraud cases in Philadelphia could fill
a library,” Giuliani said.

In Pennsylvania, Giuliani alleged, 682,770 ballots “were put in, cast,
and weren’t inspected,” which he said should be void. There were “two
different standards” in parts of the state of PA when it came to
counting ballots, referencing so-called “cured” ballots, the lawyer
added.

The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that Trump’s legal team has
filed lawsuits in multiple states and are working to halt some election
result certifications. Some of their lawsuits have been dismissed,
others withdrawn, while others pending:

Mr. Trump’s legal campaign — which is now led by the
president’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani — is still
pursuing court challenges in Pennsylvania, Georgia and
Nevada, in some cases asking that results from entire
counties or states be thrown out. On Wednesday the campaign
transferred $3 million to Wisconsin for a partial recount.
On Thursday, the campaign withdrew its lawsuit in Michigan.

Georgia is expected to release the results of its recount at
noon on Thursday. Mr. Biden leads Mr. Trump in the state by
more than 12,700 votes in the latest count. Michigan must
certify the results by Monday, as must Pennsylvania, where Mr.
Giuliani appeared in court earlier this week to ask a judge
to block certification of the vote count. Nevada must certify
results by Tuesday.

“No evidence has emerged of widespread fraud, and several of Mr.
Trump’s lawyers have told judges across the country that they don’t
believe such fraud occurred,” the Journal said.


--
"We have put together, I think, the most extensive and and inclusive
voter fraud organization in the history of American politics."
- Joe Biden

#StopTheSteal

[Siri Cruise]

Post by Ubiquitous
A Pennsylvania judge sided with the Trump campaign on Thursday,
reversing a lower court decision by ruling to toss thousands of ballots
without dates.

So ballots that were not counted will continue to be not counted.
Biden's lead will not be diminished.

Yeah, that's, uh, a real victory locking in iDJT's loss. Go,
team! Go!

[Jonathan]

Post by Ubiquitous
A Pennsylvania judge sided with the Trump campaign on Thursday,
reversing a lower court decision by ruling to toss thousands of ballots
without dates.
“A GOP win in Pennsylvania — Commonwealth Court judge ruled that 2,349
absentee ballots in Allegheny County where the voter didn’t date their
declaration are invalid

2349? Are you Trumpsters that math challenged?

OK, say Trump got 60% of those votes, Biden 40%
even though the truth is likely Biden got 80%
of them.

So Trump gets 1440, Biden gets 960.

So that reduces Biden's lead by 480 votes.

Biden leads by over....80,000 votes.

And the latest lawsuit filed by Trump to toss
millions of Penn votes was

DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE

'With prejudice' means...


"For a case to be dismissed “with prejudice” means that the
case is dismissed permanently, it cannot be brought back
to court, and the charges cannot be refiled. A case that
is “dismissed with prejudice” is completely and
permanently over.

A case will be dismissed with prejudice if there is reason
for the case not to be brought back to court; for example,
if the judge deems the lawsuit frivolous.."



, reversing a lower court judge,” reported

Post by Ubiquitous
BuzzFeed News’ Zoe Tillman, Thursday evening.
Elsewhere in the state, the Trump team’s requests to toss other
potentially illegal ballots have been rejected, such as the counties of
Montgomery and Bucks. The president’s legal team has issued appeals in
those cases.
“In Pennsylvania, the Trump campaign has withdrawn its appeal of a
judge’s order rejecting their challenge to 592 absentee ballots in
Montgomery County where the voter didn’t write their address when they
signed the envelope declaration,” Tillman reported Thursday, adding
that “a judge in Bucks County rejected the Trump campaign’s appeal of
the county’s decision to count 2,117 absentee ballots with various
deficiencies.”
“Judge notes both sides agreed there was no evidence of fraud
[regarding] the ballots in this case,” she claimed.
“Other PA judges have rejected the Trump campaign’s challenges to
absentee ballots with declaration deficiencies such as missing dates,
addresses, or printed names — those cases are still pending up on
appeal,” Tillman reported.
Elswhere in PA, a judge in Bucks County rejected the Trump
campaign's appeal of the county's decision to count 2,117
absentee ballots with various deficiencies. Judge notes both
sides agreed there was no evidence of fraud re: the ballots
in this case
https://t.co/AFQ487ZCYK pic.twitter.com/rtvcpd5kUL
Other PA judges have rejected the Trump campaign's challenges
to absentee ballots with declaration deficiencies such as
missing dates, addresses, or printed names — those cases are
still pending up on appeal
2,349 ballots missing a date — here is the question that
the PA Supreme Court agreed to hear on the subject, so the
question of whether counties must disqualify ballots w/
certain defects remains pending pic.twitter.com/biYevJ5bVG
Though most media outlets have declared Democratic nominee Joe Biden
the winner of the 2020 election, votes have yet to be certified as the
Trump campaign launches legal fights over alleged voting irregularities
and potential fraud.
Rudy Giuliani, the president’s personal attorney, said Thursday at a
press conference that in states including Georgia, Pennsylvania,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, and Arizona, the legal team has found
“more than double the number of votes needed to overturn the election,
in terms of provable, illegal ballots.”
Giuliani cited general “lawsuits” and “affidavits” to support his
claim, adding that he hopes to make more affidavits public.
He also claimed there was voter fraud in “big cities” controlled by
Democrats. “The number of voter fraud cases in Philadelphia could fill
a library,” Giuliani said.
In Pennsylvania, Giuliani alleged, 682,770 ballots “were put in, cast,
and weren’t inspected,” which he said should be void. There were “two
different standards” in parts of the state of PA when it came to
counting ballots, referencing so-called “cured” ballots, the lawyer
added.
The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that Trump’s legal team has
filed lawsuits in multiple states and are working to halt some election
result certifications. Some of their lawsuits have been dismissed,
Mr. Trump’s legal campaign — which is now led by the
president’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani — is still
pursuing court challenges in Pennsylvania, Georgia and
Nevada, in some cases asking that results from entire
counties or states be thrown out. On Wednesday the campaign
transferred $3 million to Wisconsin for a partial recount.
On Thursday, the campaign withdrew its lawsuit in Michigan.
Georgia is expected to release the results of its recount at
noon on Thursday. Mr. Biden leads Mr. Trump in the state by
more than 12,700 votes in the latest count. Michigan must
certify the results by Monday, as must Pennsylvania, where Mr.
Giuliani appeared in court earlier this week to ask a judge
to block certification of the vote count. Nevada must certify
results by Tuesday.
“No evidence has emerged of widespread fraud, and several of Mr.
Trump’s lawyers have told judges across the country that they don’t
believe such fraud occurred,” the Journal said.
--
"We have put together, I think, the most extensive and and inclusive
voter fraud organization in the history of American politics."
- Joe Biden
#StopTheSteal

[Siri Cruise]

Post by Jonathan

“A GOP win in Pennsylvania — Commonwealth Court judge ruled that 2,349
absentee ballots in Allegheny County where the voter didn’t date their
declaration are invalid

2349? Are you Trumpsters that math challenged?

Yes. They are uncapable of understanding that everywhere Biden is
ahead the only way to change that is to find more ballots to
count.