Florida, Georgia and Arizona will end up being dry runs for Democrats and election fraud in 2020. They managed to steal a senate seat in Arizona that GOP candidate Martha McSally was complicit in. Democrats probably wouldn’t get anything else. Even left wing biased Politico is saying the party is over for old, crusty Bill Nelson. The math just doesn’t add up for him. In the last 24 hours, Rick Scott’s lead over Nelson has actually slightly increased. With over a 12,500 vote lead, there are only 7,871 absentee ballots that Democrats are trying to get counted, even though they were rejected because of voter error. Unless Democrats find another 5,000 dead voters, this race is done.
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But experts say Nelson faces long odds in his bid to flip the results in the race, with Scott leading by 12,652 votes heading into the contest’s automatic recount, which ends Thursday and will likely lead to a manual recount next.
Nelson has two major problems, experts say: Nelson’s lawsuits were filed so late and courts generally frown on last-minute post-election changes, and the margin he trails Scott by is so big that even expanding the pool of available ballots to count makes it highly unlikely that Nelson could make up enough ground.
“A royal flush is right on the money. Nelson would have to have a perfect hand,” said Michael Morley, a Florida State University election law professor, echoing two other experts who spoke to POLITICO.
“He would have to win in every case. And even then, it would not seem to be enough to change the outcome,” Morley said. “One study that I’ve seen shows that in the 21st Century, there have only been three statewide races that have had their results changed as a result of a recount. And in each of those races, the margins were in the hundreds, not more than 12,000.”