Former NV AG Laxalt: ‘No Question’ Trump Would Have Won Nevada ‘Convincingly’ Without Mail-in Voting

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Breitbart
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5 November 2020
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National News
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According to Laxalt, the rules were changed 90 days out of the election.
 
“Let me first say we believe we have a path to victory, but the Democrats have absolutely stacked the deck against us in this election,” he said. “They’ve changed this election inside 90 days and as votes are being counted and America thinks that with all these mail-in ballots, that you think you have people watching that counting going on, we are still not allowed to watch the signature-matching. We are not allowed to challenge any of those signatures. So, they switch us to this new system, and they give us no right to be sure that only legal voters count.... But just for your viewers, that has to be quite startling that almost 400,000 votes were cast last night, and there was no observation, no transparency....
 
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