Whistleblower Saw People in Biden Van Opening, Filling, and Sealing Nevada Ballots, Trump Campaign Claims

The Trump campaign on Sunday described a sworn affidavit from a whistleblower in Nevada who alleges to have witnessed people inside a Biden-Harris van opening, filling out, and resealing mail ballots. The whistleblower, who the campaign did not identify, witnessed the alleged incident while on lunch break. He said the people inside the van were using letter openers to open the ballot envelopes. Once the people became aware they were being watched, they formed a human shield around the van to purportedly cover up the activity. The Biden campaign did not respond to a request for comment. Trump campaign representative Matt Schlapp detailed the allegation during a press conference in Las Vegas on Sunday. Schlapp described other instances of potential fraud, including 9,000 ballots cast by people who have moved out of the state, two examples of ballots cast using the identities of dead people, and voter registrations issued to minors under the age of 18. Schlapp said that the campaign is also working through documenting hundreds of cases in which Republicans were denied the chance to vote. “The way we resolve division, even when you don’t get your way in an election, is to count every legal ballot and to make sure that illegal ballots do not reduce the civil rights and the votes of those who legally,” Schlapp said.

Based on unofficial results reported by The Associated Press as of 11:35 p.m. on Nov. 8, President Donald Trump trailed former Vice President Joe Biden in Nevada by 34,283 votes, with 6 percent of the vote left to be counted. No state has certified the results of the 2020 presidential election. Schlapp also referenced another whistleblower who told the campaign that during a review of some 14,000 ballots, a supervisor repeatedly overruled his objections about questionable ballots. Schlapp said that the Trump campaign is basing some of its legal strategy around the allegations. Another member of Trump’s ground team in Nevada, Adam Laxalt, said that the campaign has not been able to see any of the signatures on the 600,000 mail-in ballots counted in Nevada to check if they matched the signatures on file. Around 200,000 signatures were processed solely by a machine that reportedly had its accuracy settings reduced to a point where the matching was no longer reliable, Laxalt said. Despite ongoing vote counts, pending recounts, and multiple legal challenges by the Trump campaign, Biden on Saturday declared himself the victor of the election. Trump rejected the declaration and claimed that fraud is the reason for Biden’s lead in several states. The Epoch Times will not declare a winner until the final results are certified and all challenges are resolved.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/whistleblower-saw-people-in-biden-van-opening-filling-and-sealing-nevada-ballots-trump-campaign-claims_3570956.html?utm_source=newsnoe&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=breaking-2020-11-09-1

Whistleblower Alleges Mail-In Ballot Signatures Were Disregarded in Nevada: Affidavit

https://www.theepochtimes.com/whistleblower-alleges-mail-in-ballot-signatures-were-disregarded-in-nevada-affidavit_3570818.html

>>11566114

God works in very mysterious ways!

>>11566099

Interesting..found this article today that might be of interest:

Trump, Kramnik, Botvinnik, Junge, Benko

https://en.chessbase.com/post/trump-kramnik-botvinnik-junge-benko

The chess boards depicted look like the Q drop boards.

>>11566307

You know I thought so, but didn't want to be presumptive..interesting also is this article in not in our archives.

Ohio AG Asks US Supreme Court to Overturn Pennsylvania Absentee Ballot Ruling

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost backed a GOP lawsuit and asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a ruling that extended a deadline for absentee ballots in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state in the presidential election. Yost, a Republican, is going to the nation’s highest court to do away with a ruling that allows officials in the Keystone State to accept absentee ballots within three days after Election Day. Yost and other state attorneys said the court should overturn the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s decision, saying that “state legislatures, not state courts, set the rules for picking presidential electors. “The States need an answer to that question, which is certain to arise again in future elections. And it is important to provide that answer now because, without a ruling from this Court, doubts will continue to linger about whether the vote count in Pennsylvania was performed in conformity with the Constitution,” according to the filing, signed by Ohio Solicitor General Benjamin Flowers as well as Chief Deputy Solicitor General Michael Hendershot.

Pennsylvania’s Republican leaders and state lawmakers, along with President Donald Trump’s campaign, have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to toss out Pennsylvania’s ruling and throw out all post-Election Day ballots. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court had cited the COVID-19 pandemic for the mail-in ballot date extension. Trump and his campaign have claimed widespread voter fraud and irregularities in several key states, while the president also has noted that the vote count went up for Democratic candidate Joe Biden after election night in several battleground states. State officials have said it was due to mail-in ballots being counted. Yost’s filing was connected to the case, Republican Party of Pennsylvania v. Boockvar, referring to Pennsylvania Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar, a Democrat. “This constitutional question will come up again in future elections. It is in the best interest of all Ohioans—all of America—to gain a definitive answer, regardless of politics,” Yost stated in a news release accompanying the suit. In all, 10 Republican state attorneys general, including officials from Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, and Oklahoma filed the amicus brief. Yost said that if the ruling is overturned by the Supreme Court, “I don’t know that it will change the outcome” if the votes are discarded. “The Electoral College meets … and then we will have a president and I will accept the outcome of that process and so should everyone in Ohio,” he added. The election isn’t certified by media outlets, and state electors and the Electoral College are the bodies that can officially declare a presidential winner. Each state has different deadlines for when officials can certify the election, and the Electoral College meets to vote in their states on Dec. 14. Inauguration Day is Jan. 20, 2021.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/ohio-ag-asks-us-supreme-court-to-overturn-pennsylvania-absentee-ballot-ruling_3572154.html

>>11566382

I remember when we were working on those, and what the outcome was..interesting is that this article shows up at this point in time..No coincidences.