#election stealing

This is a step towards him stealing the midterm elections later this year. The Constitution clearly leaves elections to the states not the Federal government.

Many Democrats are urban and don’t have vehicles to get to the polls, especially when there is bad weather or restricted polling stations. Many other people have to work and mail in voting is the only option for them. The military also votes by mail and is majority Democratic.

Having DHS compile a list of approved citizens is a step towards disenfranchisement of large sections of the country. Republicans want yo decide who is able to vote. This is how dictators get themselves re-elected in fascist countries.

Hungarians go to the polls on April 12th. Authoritarian Putin fanboy Viktor Orbán is hoping his Fidesz Party will get a new lease on power. But the opposition is more united than usual.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, the longest-serving leader in the European Union and an ideologue-in-chief for the far right, is on the ropes with polls projecting he will lose parliamentary elections on April 12 to a former insider turned rival. Orbán and his Fidesz party have been in power since 2010 and in the view of critics they’ve turned Hungary into a corrupt pro-Russian authoritarian state undermining the EU, NATO and democracy over these past 16 years. “There is an increasing enthusiasm in the belief that the authoritarian period will be over,” said András Bozóki, a Hungarian political scientist at the Central European University in Vienna. “Opinion polls give reason for such optimism.” For liberal-minded Brussels, Orbán is a cartoon villain with his defiant vetoes of support for Ukraine, dislike of the LGBTQ community and migrants, rants against “globalized liberal elites,” trips to visit Russian President Vladimir Putin and alliance with U.S. President Donald Trump.

Of course Trump endorsed Orbán. But the value of Trump's endorsements this year has declined even faster than his approval ratings. Trump endorsed the losing GOP candidate in a special election last Tuesday in his home legislative district Florida HD-87. Democrat Emily Gregory flipped the district and now represents Mar-a-Lago.

Back to Hungary...

Polls show Orbán is on track to lose to Péter Magyar, a 45-year-old former Fidesz insider who’s turned into a nimble and charismatic opposition leader. He’s spent months campaigning throughout Hungary and fine-tuning his message. He accuses Orbán of impoverishing Hungary by running a “mafia regime” that’s in the Kremlin’s pocket. Magyar is promising to steer Hungary away from Moscow’s sphere and back toward the EU and NATO. At the same time, he vows to investigate the Fidesz government and root out corruption. On many domestic issues, though, Magyar is conservative and widely seen as “Orbán-lite.” Magyar’s pitch is resonating: A survey released Wednesday by Median, a respected polling firm, found Tisza ahead by 23% among decided voters, by far the biggest lead yet. Pundits say Tisza could even win a two-thirds majority, key to undoing constitutional changes and laws passed by Fidesz.

Orbán's attempts to steal the election make Trump look like an amateur.

In recent days, a string of news reports, often citing unnamed intelligence officials, have painted a picture of Orbán’s government working hand-in-glove with Russia. On March 6, VSquare, a Hungarian investigative news outlet, reported that a team of Russian military intelligence agents was deployed to interfere in the election. A few days later, the Financial Times reported that a Kremlin-linked operation sought to flood Hungarian social media with messages to boost Orbán’s sagging popularity. Last Saturday, the Washington Post issued a report citing EU security officials who accused Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó of routinely providing Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov with details from top-level EU meetings. The newspaper quoted an official saying Szijjártó even called Lavrov during EU summits to provide “live reports” on internal discussions, effectively giving Moscow a “seat at the table.”

Orbán has been more successful at gerrymandering than Trump. So even though he is behind in the polls, he could still win a narrow victory. Orbán is pulling out all the stops to keep his corrupt mafia régime in office.

Despite the polls and momentum behind Magyar’s campaign, experts say the election may wind up being much closer than projected due to Fidesz’s gerrymandering and even possible vote rigging.

Of course the key to winning any election is voter turnout. If the opposition Tisza Party devotes its resources to getting potential supporters physically to the polls, it can overcome Orbán's corrupt advantage.

EDIT: Trump is sending JD Vance to Hungary ahead of the April 12th election. Perhaps MAGA feels that JD's ebullient charisma will sway voters there to stick with Orbán.

"Winner printed the document – labeled 'TOP SECRET' – that explained how...

"Russian military intelligence officials hacked at least one supplier of voting software and tried to break into more than 100 local election systems before the polls closed in 2016."

Reality Winner did years in prison not for slander or lying, nope, we see that liars get to stay in congress and have news channels, in the USA lying is never a crime unless you're under oath...slander or libel is a tort (i.e. grounds for a lawsuit) but never a jailable offense.

Reality Winner was imprisoned for years because she told the truth, that Trump and Russia hacked election machines and forged the vote total for the 2016 election, it wasn't just some bad facebook memes via cambridge analytica, they literally stole the votes needed, Trump was asking for that help again in 2020 but did not receive it

The amount of VOTES compared to REGISTERED VOTERS and the VOTER TURNOUTS alone show a clear indication of a fraudulent 2020 election.

Some precincts in the city of Milwaukee had voter turnouts over 100% to 200%. The numbers speak for themselves.

Nevada: 1,277,000 - Registered Voters 1,593,143 - Votes 125% Voter - Turnout

Pennsylvania: 6,469,000 - Registered Voters 7,041,672 - Votes 109% - Voter Turnout

Minnesota: 3,000,000 - Registered Voters 3,197,528 - Votes 107% - Voter Turnout

North Carolina: 5,160,000 - Registered Voters 5,453,943 - Votes 106% - Voter Turnout

Wisconsin: 3,129,00 - Registered Voters 3,283,532 - Votes 105% - Voter Turnout

Michigan: 5,453,000 - Registered Voters 5,716,581 - Votes 105% - Voter Turnout

Arizona: 3,262,000 - Registered Voters 3,292,705 - Votes 101% - Voter Turnout

Georgia: 4,840,000 - Registered Voters 4,662,728 - Votes 96% - Voter Turnout