In 2020, a van filled with votes mysteriously appeared after the 8:00 PM deadline for receiving votes that lead to a victory for the Democrats. But, instead of the drop coming at 3:30 AM after the November 8 mid-term election this year, this drop was made at 1:22 AM on November 9th, the day after the election, even though the city had two additional days this year to resolve the ballots ahead of election day. Where did these votes come from?
The polls closed at 8:00 PM on November 8th and that should have been all the votes for this year’s election. In addition to widespread problems with voting machines, a late-night van full of votes arrived at 1:22 AM the day after the election. This is despite the fact that the state was given two extra days to process the votes. Where did these votes come from almost 5 1/2 hours after the deadline?
From The Gateway Pundit:
“The journey of a ballot once cast by a legitimate and legal voter is supposed to be the collection in a poll box, delivery to the clerk who then verifies the voter is a registered, legal voter in the state’s Qualified Voter File, known as the “QVF,” the signature of the voter is checked against the one on file, and the ballot is checked for any defects. City of Detroit whistleblower Jessy Jacob came forward in 2020 to say that there were no ballots that had to b ...
