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Showing Original Post only (View all)BREAKING: Election Advocates Demand Recount in Tennessee [View all]
BREAKING: Election Advocates Demand Recount in Tennessee
— @KeepItBlueDems.bsky.social (@keepitbluedems.bsky.social) 2025-12-04T21:19:20.735Z
open.substack.com/pub/narativ/...
Election integrity advocates are demanding a hand recount in Tennessees 7th Congressional District after data shows more than 31,000 votes materialized after 99.4% of ballots were already counted.
At 99.4% reporting, Decision Desk HQ displayed 148,853 total votes. The final certified tally: 179,899.
The math doesnt work. The remaining 0.6% of precincts should have produced roughly 1,000 ballots not 31,000.
Republican Matt Van Epps was declared the winner over Democrat Aftyn Behn by approximately 15,700 votes. But without knowing how those late-arriving ballots broke, the true outcome remains uncertain.
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https://www.narativ.org/p/breaking-election-advocates-demand?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email&triedRedirect=true
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1% of precincts could be 31,000 votes. A precinct isnt defined by number of people or % of votes
SSJVegeta
Thursday
#1
Those are still averages though. We are talking about a county with both a large rural and urban population
SSJVegeta
Thursday
#5
I'm afraid it will become the norm to claim "We was Robbed," every time someone loses "on both sides."
Silent Type
Thursday
#12