Overtaken after calculating "mailed ballots". Inspector: Should stop mailing ballots

Reporter : Ke Tingting / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/11/17/a102989411.html / Translation, editing : Gan Yung Chyan, KUCINTA SETIA

According to the results of the US general election, in multiple states the original leading candidates were overtaken by the opponents after counting the "mailed votes." The mailing of ballots to vote is precisely the way to find election fraud. Some supervisors believe that the counting of votes should be stopped after November 3 Election Day.

Take the 26th District of New York State as an example. In the evening of November 3, the current state Rep. Edward Braunstein fell behind Republican John-Alexander Sakelos by 1,792 votes.

But last Sunday (November 15), after a large number of "mailed ballots" were counted, Braunstein issued a statement announcing that he won more than 75% of the mailed ballots, surpassing his opponent by 5,000 votes, and won the re-election.

Democratic Congressman Tom Suozzi, the third district of the New York State Congress, was led by Republican opponent George Santos on Election Day with 4,171 votes. Suozzi announced on Tuesday that he had obtained 79% of the votes in the mailed ballots, surpassing his opponent by 13,000 votes and was re-elected.

Inspectors of voting stations believe that in the context of election fraud, the counting of mailed votes should be stopped.

New York polling station supervisor Hua Yang said, "Combined with these problems across counties across the country, I seriously suspect that there are a lot of false elements in the mailed ballots. Now it has been exposed that there are many ways to cheat in the mailed ballots. The entire election has been seriously questioned. Don't continue to count the ballots now."

There are also inspectors who have exposed some non-compliant counting of votes.

New York polling station inspector Ben said, "When we went to observe the counting of votes, the envelopes for mailing ballots were all opened. The Election Bureau said that the voting stamps had been checked, and you did not need your inspectors to inspect them. They said that in the presence of party members, the two sides  did these things and opened the envelope for mailing ballots. But they did not provide any written documents to prove that they were witnessed by the two parties. They just verbally said that we did this. "

Democrat Jimmy Carter and former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle warned in 2005 of the increased risk of election fraud by mail voting, especially in highly competitive elections.