By Monica Showalter, AM THINKER

It’s not enough that riots, chaos and economic mismanagement plague America’s one-party blue cities.

In cities such as Detroit, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Minneapolis, the usual machine-politics deliveries for Democrats appear to be on overdrive. In this election, stealing elections is an act they’ve taken national, with President Trump the target.

There’ve been reports of voter intimidation, illegal electioneering, and observer suppression in Philadelphia; illegal ballot-harvesting and vote-buying in Minneapolis; big midnight vote dumps of ‘found’ ballots’ bearing votes for all a single party in Detroit, alongside boarded up windows by election officials to prevent observation of what goes on the the totalization rooms, and now backdated ballots. In Atlanta,  Rev. Alveda King, Martin Luther King’s niece, has declared she has seen voter fraud firsthand in her city, too.
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By Lynne Lechter,  AM THINKER

Regardless of the outcome, Pennsylvania Democrat Governor Tom Wolf, the Pennsylvania state courts and the Democrat State Party have pulled every dirty trick in the books.

They have changed the rules mid-game, using COVID scare as a cover, but their chicanery is so overt, the curtain has been pulled back on their thug tactics.

First, months out, they claimed they would need three extra days to count the votes.  Then, against all extant state laws, they said they would accept illegible or ballots with no security envelope postmark.  Then, incredibly they said a voter’s signature on the mail-in ballot didn’t have to match the voter’s signature in the voter registration books.  Banana Republic, anyone?
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‘There are officials overruling legislatures without the authority to do so’

Trump now has 213 electoral votes .

At a minimum, Trump will get:

Arizona, ( 11 votes)

Remaining 400,000 votes will give victory to Trump

Pennsylvania (20 votes)

with 89% counted Trump leads by 164,000 votes

Georgia (16 votes) in the bag

North Carolina  (15 votes) 

94% counted Trump leads by 77,ooo votes

TOTAL  276

Then there is  Wisconsin (10), Michigan (16) and Nevada (6)

By Katie Pavlich, TOWNHALL

Source: (AP Photo/Matt York)

By  Tim Pearce, DAILY WIRE Nov 4, 2020

U.S. President Donald Trump arrives an election night party in the East Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2020. Trump falsely declared early Wednesday he had won re-election against Joe Biden and said he would ask the Supreme Court to intervene, even as several battleground states continue to count votes. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images

A Phoenix-based data firm is predicting that Arizona will flip to President Donald Trump after all ballots are counted, a switch that could determine the outcome of the presidential election.

Data Orbital, a data analytics and survey research firm based in Arizona’s capital, is predicting that a number of outstanding ballots across the state will give Trump the edge over Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. Arizona’s 11 electoral votes may be the deciding factor for whichever candidate wins the election.

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NYT

Democrats are hoping that disaffected Republicans, suburban women and Black and Latino voters will help them clinch Pennsylvania’s 20 electoral votes and avoid a sequel to Donald Trump’s unexpected victory there in 2016. Read more

Pennsylvania epitomizes the divisions, loyalties and shifting political currents of the 2020 presidential race. The mostly white battleground state, where four years ago President Trump narrowly became the first Republican to win a presidential contest since 1988, is once again balanced between staunch Republican loyalty in its rural center and a resurgent Democratic Party in its urban and suburban areas.

Updated 52m ago

75% REPORTED 

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75% of the estimated vote total has been reported.

Timing of results: The remaining mail ballots are expected to favor Democrats. Officials have said they expect most votes will be counted by Friday, Nov. 6.

Editorial of The New York Sun | November 4, 2020

President Trump’s declaration, at a 2 a.m. press conference, that he has won the election and would move in court to prevent a “fraud” in late-counted mail-in ballots certainly sets up a historic drama. His statement followed Vice President Biden’s earlier appearance, at which the Democrat declared he believes he is on track to win the election, adding: “It ain’t over until every vote is counted.”

This strikes us as a moment to stay calm and take a careful look at the numbers and to stick to the law. As we write, the big news agencies are reckoning that Mr. Biden has between 220 and 227 electoral votes. Mr. Trump is at 213.

The race now hangs largely on five states — Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia. As Messrs. Biden and Trump spoke, the President leading in all of them save Wisconsin, which is exceptionally close.

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T. Belman. What this shows is that as of  1:00 am EST,  Trump was ahead 646,000 votes  however there were more than 2 million mail-in ballots left to be counted, which are expected to tilt to the Democrats.

In Penn with  its 20 electoral votes and 78% of vote counted, Trump is winning 54.87% to 43.96% (Trump + 10.9)

In N. Carolina with its 15  electoral votes and  99% of votes counted,  Trump is winning  50.1% to 47.8%. (Trump +2.3)

In Michigan with its 16 electoral votes  and  71% counted, Bidenis winning by 49.3% to 48.8% (Biden + 0.5) Betting odds have Biden at 75%

In Wisconsin with its  10 electoral votes, and 97% counted Biden is up 49.5to 48.8% (Biden + 0.7)

In Georgia with its  16 electoral votes and 92% counted, Trump is up 50.5% to 48.3% (Trump + 2.2)

Assuming Mi, WI, NC., and Georgia go as indicated here, Biden has to win 69% of the remaining votes in PA. In other words, Trump must win 4 of these states.

Arizona with its 11 electoral votes and 84% reporting, Biden is up 51% to 47.6%. (Biden + 3.4)

Nevada with its 6 electoral votes and  67% of votes counting, Biden is up 49.2% to 46.6%. (Biden+ 0.6)

VOX

Pennsylvania is still counting votes. It’s critical to Joe Biden and Donald Trump’s hopes of winning the presidential election.

By Dylan Scott@dylanlscottdylan.scott@vox.com  Nov 4, 2020, 12:50am EST

For months, political pundits have said the 2020 presidential election would probably come down to Pennsylvania. Late on election night, it became clear they were right — but nobody is sure yet how the state is going to go, with many votes left to be counted.

With Donald Trump leading in the Sun Belt swing states of Florida, Georgia, and Texas, Pennsylvania’s importance became more and more evident over the course of the night. The state awards 20 votes in the Electoral College. Trump won it by less than 50,000 votes against Hillary Clinton in 2016.

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