Sen. Marco Rubio sounded the alarm on Thursday.
“Democrat lawyers are descending on Florida,” he wrote on Twitter. “They have been very clear they aren’t here to make sure every vote is counted. They are here to change the results of election and Broward is where they plan to do it.”
Scott’s campaign has filed a lawsuit against election officials in Broward Country and Palm Beach County.
“I will not sit idly by while unethical liberals try to steal this election from the great people of Florida,” Scott said in a late Thursday night press conference.
Scott led by 60,000 votes on election night, but that lead was narrowed to 34,000 on Wednesday. By Thursday night, Scott’s lead has narrowed to 15,092 votes.
“Their goal is to keep mysteriously finding votes until the election turns out the way they want,” Scott said.
Democrat lawyer Marc Elias told reporters on a conference call on Thursday that Nelson would win after the count and the recount of votes was finished.
“At the end of this process Sen. Nelson is going to prevail,” Elias said.
Now onto Arizona >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Trump, Republicans claim Arizona election fraud amid tight McSally-Sinema race for Senate
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate talks with Rivko Knox outside a polling center on Nov. 6, 2018 at the Burton Barr Central Library in Phoenix, Ariz. Sinema is running against Republication Martha McSally.
Ballots are processed on Nov. 7, 2018, at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center, on 510 S. 3rd Ave., Phoenix.(Photo: Mark Henle/The Republic)
President Donald Trump and Republicans in Arizona and nationally are stoking claims of deliberate election fraud in the state's U.S. Senate race as Martha McSally and Kyrsten Sinema await results of a vote that could swing in either's favor.
The tight race has left Republicans in jeopardy of losing a Senate seat in the state for the first time in 30 years.
Though McSally held a lead in early vote totals, the tally flipped in Sinema's favor Thursday night. Updated early results Friday morning kept Sinema with a 9,000-plus advantage, but an estimated 400,000 ballots remained to be counted.
"Just out — in Arizona, SIGNATURES DON'T MATCH," Trump posted on Twitter on Friday afternoon. "Electoral corruption — Call for a new Election? We must protect our Democracy!"
Earlier, Trump told reporters it was "interesting" that the extended vote-counting "always seems to go the way of the Democrats."
"Now, in Arizona, all of a sudden, out of the wilderness, they find a lot of votes," Trump said. "And she's — the other candidate — is just winning by a hair."
McSally, Sinema and their allies poured tens of millions of dollars into advertising to help lock down the seat. Although Republicans maintained control of the Senate in this week's midterm elections, any seat picked up by a Democrat would eat into their narrow margin.
On Friday morning, the Arizona Republican Party accused Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes of "premeditated destruction of evidence" after "voting irregularities" in the election.
Neptune = "fraud; deception; disappointment." And yes, the subject of Neptune fraud being prominent in the 2018 Election is unfolding as I predicted...
Thanks for reading.
Love to all,
Malcolm
