California and the mail-in ballot scam

 Fox News:

RNC rails against California's late mail-in ballot counting amid national litigation: 'It is absurd'

'It is absurd for California to accept ballots by mail up to 7 days after Election Day,' RNC chairman rails

The Republican National Committee (RNC) said it has filed national lawsuits to stop several states from counting mail-in-ballots after Election Day, as California has taken nearly a month to certify some races.

"It is absurd for California to accept ballots by mail up to 7 days after Election Day and take almost a month to count them," RNC Chairman Michael Whatley wrote on X.

Whatley said the RNC, alongside the California Republican Party, "will continue to fight aggressively to force all states to stop accepting ballots after Election Day."
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Extending the counting beyond election day would allow the party that lost on election day to know how many votes it needs to overturn the result. That appears to be exactly what is happening in California, where the votes counted on election day show the GOP winning, and then the straggling count chips away at the lead.  If you are going to allow mail-in ballots they should all be received before election day.

See also:

Democrat Derek Tran Ousts Republican Incumbent Michelle Steel in OC’s Bright Red District 45 More Than 3 Weeks After Election Day

And:

 Democrat governor shocks everyone and joins forces with GOP to stop this illegal Leftist scheme

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 Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro (D) has backed the state Supreme Court’s decision that mail-in ballots lacking signatures or dates cannot be counted, taking a firm stance against four counties that chose to defy the ruling.

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