California voting anomalies suggest vote fraud

WND:
ORANGE COUNTY VOTE COUNT SUGGESTS FRAUD

GOP guv candidate wins area, but Dems take all 6 House seats
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Talk-radio host Rush Limbaugh noted Tuesday that more than half of the Republican House candidates in Orange County were leading on election night.

“Some of those Republicans won by eight points,” he said, “and then counting the undervotes and counting the overvotes and counting the late votes. I mean, we didn’t see what was going on out there because everybody was focused on Florida, the recounts in Florida. But they played games out in Orange County.”

“To show you how odd it is, in Orange County the vote for the Republican candidate for governor of California was 200,000 votes higher than the Democrat candidate got. Yet every Republican member of Congress loses? Some people think this is highly suspicious and are looking into it.”

Limbaugh noted “dubious Department of Motor Vehicle/ Motor Voter registration and ballots were sent out.”

“People that went motor voter to register were also sent a bunch of ballots, and many of them were returned.”
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The DOJ should get a court order to seize the ballots and do a vote fraud investigation.  This vote fraud is the real threat to democracy.

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