Prince Charles in drag, in Gibraltar?
That, dear Anons, is a Barbary Macacque, indigenous to the UK territory of Gibraltar.
>the spaniards might disagree !
Yeah, well, earlier this year, the time under UK jurisdiction exceeded the time that the Rock was under Spanish control, so the UK assumed bragging rights. But the Spaniards are a plucky bunch.
>what happens if the federal elections board refuses to certify the electorate?
No such thing. The House of Representatives, I believe, receives and certifies the election of the president. If there are not enough electors committed to either candidate because some states were unable to certify their results or provide a slate of electors, then the House votes for president BASED ON STATE DELEGATIONS, not member majority. Rs control a majority of state delegations, so Trump wins.
Voting in multiple states (NV and PA primarily)
Elderly registration fraud
Registering in someone else's maiden name (Maidengate was a blip on the radar before it disappeared down the memory hole)
Misspelling "REPUBIICAN" on ballots (again, just a blip that will come back strong, soon)
Selective "curing" of insufficient ballots, either favoring D ballots or in D precincts