Graham: Nevada suspects millions of votes unverified, Trump will win

Reporter : Jing Hui  /  Editor: Deming / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/11/13/a102985725.html / Direct translation

Image : Graham: There may be millions of ballots in Nevada without signature verification, and the Senate Judiciary Committee will investigate any election violation. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

A few days ago, the Republican Lindsey Graham, chairman of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, said that millions of ballots in Nevada may not have been verified by signatures and are suspected of fraud. The Senate Judiciary Committee will be investigating any election irregularities.

Graham disclosed in Fox News on the 12th that the computer used to verify the signature of mailed ballots in Nevada was basically shut down.

He said, "Nevada uses computers to verify the signatures of mailed ballots. Mailed ballots without a signature are considered invalid. But the computer used to verify the signature is basically turned off."

"Someone may vote for Biden thousands of times without any verification of the signature. The verification of the signature in Nevada is meaningless. They set the computer to accept any votes." Graham said, "I'm sure if the computer settings are correct, thousands of ballots will be screened out." "If you don't verify the signatures, mailing ballots is just a top-up...they stopped their computers, and they might not use any computers at all."

Graham pointed out that the number of unverified votes in Nevada may reach millions, and there are suspicions of fraud, and the Senate Judiciary Committee will investigate any election irregularities. He also said that the lawsuit initiated by the Trump team in Nevada may win.

As of November 12, 95%-98% of the electoral districts in Nevada have been counted. Biden has 50.2% and Trump has 47.5%, which is about 36,700 behind Biden.

But at present, in Clark County, the state with the largest proportion of voters, there are still 60,000 provisional votes that have not yet been calculated. According to the county’s voter registration officer Joe Gloria, once they are classified as “provisional votes” they may eventually become invalid votes.

Gloria said, "It is currently impossible to inform about the progress of the provisional ballots calculation, but for all 60,000 provisional ballots, I can tell you with certainty that they will not be counted. But it will be completed today, and these numbers will be today announced in the evening."

However, since last week, many Clark County voters have complained to the Epoch Times reporters that they were treated unfairly in the election.

Some voters said that they have been actively voting for more than 20 years without interruption, and some voters have registered as voters more than a month before the election and completed their voting in advance, but their votes were inexplicably changed by county election officials for "provisional ballots."

President Trump also said a few days ago that Nevada is a dirty place for election fraud. The Trump campaign said that more than 600,000 voters in Nevada who mailed ballots had no valid verification of their signatures, and there were even frauds such as dead people voting.