trump warns of <u+2018>vote flipping<u+2019> on machines "people are not happy. big lines. what is going on?" steve watson | infowars.com - october 27, 2016 comments 




gop nominee donald trump, who has for weeks warned that the election could be rigged against him, shot out a tweet thursday indicating that he is aware of reports of machines <u+2018>flipping<u+2019> to register votes for hillary clinton, when voters choose trump. 




<u+201c>a lot of call-ins about vote flipping at the voting booths in texas,<u+201d> trump tweeted. 




<u+201c>people are not happy. big lines. what is going on?<u+201d> a lot of call-ins about vote flipping at the voting booths in texas. people are not happy. big lines. what is going on? 




<u+2014> donald j. trump (@realdonaldtrump) october 27, 2016 




as infowars has highlighted , there have already been numerous reports of early voters in texas seeing their ballots flipped from donald trump to hillary clinton. 




while election officials have dismissed the reports, suggesting <u+2018>user error<u+2019> is to blame, tech experts have long warned that the machines can become less accurate over time. 




larry norden, a voting technology expert, told npr that the reports usually arise where outdated technology is being employed. 




<u+201c>over time, as people vote, that calibration becomes less and less accurate,<u+201d> norden noted. 




during elections over the past decade and more there have been reports of voting machines <u+2018>flipping<u+2019>. indeed, the reports were so widespread that even entertainment shows such as the simpsons drew attention to it: 




meanwhile, the washington post has admitted that the press is engaging in voter suppression, bizarrely claiming it is a legitimate way of countering trump<u+2019>s <u+2018>rigged<u+2019> election claims. 




callum borchers, author at the washington post blog the fix writes: since the final presidential debate last week, many news outlets have been delivering an unvarnished message to donald trump supporters: your candidate is virtually certain to lose the election nov. 8. a day later, the times<u+2019>s upshot blog increased clinton<u+2019>s chances of winning to 93 percent , an all-time high. on monday, politico<u+2019>s ben schreckinger wrote that <u+201c> donald trump<u+2019>s path to an election night win is almost entirely closed .<u+201d> here at the fix, chris cillizza and aaron blake wrote that <u+201c> donald trump<u+2019>s chances of winning are approaching zero .<u+201d> these are accurate, statistically sound statements. but they are something else, too. declarations that trump is highly unlikely to win also serve as counters to the republican nominee<u+2019>s warning that the <u+201c>rigged<u+201d> election could be <u+201c> stolen from us .<u+201d> 




the latest polls, which trump insists are rigged due to oversampling, show clinton with a double digit lead. 




however, hillary clinton<u+2019>s campaign manager robby mook has warned that trump<u+2019>s suggestions that the polls are wrong and he can still win are <u+201c>absolutely right.<u+201d> 




<u+201c>we<u+2019>ve seen polls tighten since the third debate and we expect things to get even closer before election day.<u+201d> mook said, urging clinton supporters to vote. 




<u+201c>make no mistake. with only 10 percent of votes cast, donald trump could win this election,<u+201d> mook said. newsletter sign up get the latest breaking news & specials from alex jones and the infowars crew. related articles
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