Compelling Evidence of Irregularities in Wisconsin’s Senate Election

Hovde’s Video Here: https://twitter.com/EricHovde/status/1856444700707958981

Wisconsin Senate candidate Eric Hovde didn’t say it, but he certainly seems to believe it: His race was stolen from him. In a video posted to social media Tuesday afternoon, nearly a week after his apparent loss to Senator Tammy Baldwin, Hovde outlined his concerns.

“I was shocked by what unfolded on Election Night,” he said. “At 1 am, I was receiving calls of congratulations and, based on the models, it appeared I would win the Senate race. Then, at 4 am, the City of Milwaukee reported approximately 108,000 absentee ballots with Senator Baldwin receiving nearly 90 percent of those ballots.

“Statistically, this outcome seems improbable, as it didn’t match the patterns from same day voting in Milwaukee, where I received 22 percent of the votes. “

In a vacuum, this could be chalked up to Milwaukee’s Democrat voters still voting absentee at a much higher rate than Republicans, but Hovde noted that it also coincided with conspicuously high voter turnout in multiple wards.

“Since last Wednesday, numerous parties reached out to me about voting inconsistencies such as certain precincts in Milwaukee having turnout of 150 percent of registered voters and in some cases over 200 percent,” he explained, adding that “this was accomplished by same day voter registration that surged by almost 50 percent on a rainy day.”

Several poll workers and election observers have since come forward with similar stories of massive same day voter registration on Election Day in the most heavily Democratic precincts. While this is not per se evidence of illegality in those registrations, it does echo a criminal conspiracy in Milwaukee 20 years ago.

Ahead of the 2004 presidential election, Milwaukee Police detective Michael Sandvick led a five-member Special Investigative Unit that uncovered a massive vote fraud ring headed up by officials from Democratic nominee John Kerry’s campaign.
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