The Senate just held a hearing in regards to the voter fraud allegations in the 2020 election. Trump attorney Jesse Binnall exposed the shocking details about how the Democrats stole Nevada from Trump. Will this have any effect on the election outcome? Time is running out.
Democrats rigged the election
Nevada was one of several states that stopped counting the votes on election night. Americans were outraged, but election officials assured the public they just needed 2-3 more days to count the overwhelming number of mail-in ballots received. Several days after the election, Joe Biden was named as the winner in Nevada. The mainstream media currently has Biden ahead by 33,593 votes.
In his opening statement, Trump attorney Jesse Binnall told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee that 42,000 people voted more than once in Nevada. 1,500 dead people voted. 19,000 voters didn’t live in Nevada. 8,000 voted from a non-existent address. 15,000 voters were registered to a commercial address. 4,000 non-citizens voted. “Our evidence has never been refuted, only ignored,” Binnall said.
Nevada voter fraud election 2020
In August, the Nevada state legislature voted to send out mail-in ballots to all 1.7 million of its registered voters. Lawmakers were hoping the move would encourage mail-in voting during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Trump campaign blasted the move, saying it would cause widespread voter fraud. Now it seems they were right.
“Donald Trump won the state of Nevada, after you account for the fraud and irregularities that occurred in the election,” campaign attorney Jesse Binnall said on November 17, adding that the Trump campaign was “quite confident in the fact that when the law and the facts are clearly adjudicated in this matter, that it will be very clear that once all the voting happened, once everything occurred, the results were unreliable because of the irregularities and the fraud.”
One Nevada voter claims she showed up to vote in person only to be told she had already voted by mail-in ballot. Republican poll watchers in Nevada claim they were discriminated against for being Trump supporters, then kicked out of a polling station on election night while others were allowed to stay. An undercover reporter with Project Veritas caught a United States Postal Service worker on camera claiming he could steal him a stack of mail-in ballots. Was Nevada stolen from Trump? Republicans certainly think so.
It’s really simple: one person, one vote. https://t.co/MYr6yTmaem
— Jesse R. Binnall ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ (@jbinnall) December 14, 2020
