Suppose hillary loses and wants to contest the election?

[Text Drivers are Killers]

In debate 3 when trump said he may or may not contest the election results ("I'll keep you in suspense"), hillary immediately said "that's horrifying". If she loses, as now appears likely, will the public let her go back on her word and contest?

 

[NOVA]

I guarantee it....

 

[Pappy Jones]

Trump said what he did to not commit himself if there was evidence (actual evidence) of voter fraud. I think, even he she said (did she? may have missed it) she would accept the results she should contest it if there is evidence of voting fraud. It wouldn't look good for her but it is her right regardless.

 

[NOVA]

Trump said what he did to not commit himself if there was evidence (actual evidence) of voter fraud. I think, even he she said (did she? may have missed it) she would accept the results she should contest it if there is evidence of voting fraud. It wouldn't look good for her but it is her right regardless.

The fact that Democrats insist there is no voter fraud confirms my belief that there is an abundance of it......lol

 

[PostmodernProphet]

Trump said what he did to not commit himself if there was evidence (actual evidence) of voter fraud. I think, even he she said (did she? may have missed it) she would accept the results she should contest it if there is evidence of voting fraud. It wouldn't look good for her but it is her right regardless.

Hillary will not give a fuck what she said......

 

[NOVA]

Vote fraud has been detected all over the country, but Dems. still insist its nothing...a minor problem...


Pennsylvania State Police Stage Voter Fraud Sting
Company allegedly forging registrations in Keystone State also signed up phony voters in Ohio

by Jim Stinson | Updated 04 Nov 2016 at 10:38 PM

Pennsylvania state police have raided two offices of a voter registration group, just as the election approaches in what could be a crucial state.

Police raided the Philadelphia office of FieldWorks LLC’s office on Thursday after raiding another office in Delaware County, Pa., just days earlier.

What bothers election watchdogs is that in many cases observed in past elections in Cleveland, both the real person and the phony voter both voted.

According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the police used a warrant seeking forms that could be used to “construct fraudulent voter registration forms” and “completed voter registration forms containing same or similar identifying information of individuals on multiple forms.”


http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/...-raid-registration-offices-voter-fraud-sting/