How could Arizona elect someone like Kyrsten Sinema?

[mystery-ak]

November 13, 2018
How could Arizona elect someone like Kyrsten Sinema?
By Monica Showalter

The election results for Arizona are in, and Democratic Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema has won, winning the seat held by outgoing Republican Sen. Jeff Flake.

It's a puzzling result, not the least because the vote count took a week. In mitigation, there were far fewer warnings of fraud than we are currently seeing in Florida, and the delay was solely the result of 640,000 mail-in ballots that had yet to be counted. And, according to media reports, it's typical of Arizona to take a long time, so it wasn't that unusual.

But there was some weirdness: How could 350,000 voters check off their ballots for Republican gubenatorial candidate Doug Ducey and yet place the x down for Sinema as well? It doesn't usually happen that way, but take a look at the comparable results - this time, it did.

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[dfwgator]

How could they vote for McCain?

[mirraflake]

State is over run with hispanics,  and Northern liberals have moved their enmass.  Texas will be blue  in 2020 as will Florida.

Not  a conspiracy or fake ballots.

[TomSea]

Was it Arizona where governor Jan Brewer was? She was a pretty roughy-and-tumble conservative. I hope AZ can bounce back. It's almost like we are witnessing real change,  BUT I didn't expect Trump to win that much, we need to keep up hope.

Brewer wasn't that long ago.

[dfwgator]

Was it Arizona where governor Jan Brewer was? She was a pretty roughy-and-tumble conservative. I hope AZ can bounce back. It's almost like we are witnessing real change,  BUT I didn't expect Trump to win that much, we need to keep up hope.

I remember when Arizona was the last holdout to approving MLK Day.

[TomSea]

I remember when Arizona was the last holdout to approving MLK Day.

In some ways, this election looks like conservatives did not turn out but I'd have to look at it closer.

This election seems uncomfortable in many ways, we've just got to push on.

Also, folks should check out voter turnout among registered voters. More details to go through. Sometimes that is real low but overall, the turnout seemed fairly good in 2018. Maybe the Dems did show up en masse.

[Free Vulcan]

We're also seeing the rise of the snitty class, people who don't care about the economy or anything else real, but rather want the country to meet up to their personal elitist moralistic standards.

Nothing Trump does will please them. They'd rather have a 2% or worse economy with a empty suit poseur talking identity politics  and handing out welfare like candy, than anything like what we have now.

[240B]

Nothing Trump does will please them. They'd rather have a 2% or worse economy with a empty suit poseur talking identity politics  and handing out welfare like candy, than anything like what we have now.

This is demonstrably true. How many Liberals were praying for an earthquake, or a famine, or a meteor strike? No. They really were. Liberals wanted anything that would f**k up everything for Trump. And if there is some, as Pelosi put it 'collateral damage' then so be it.

They want the economy to crash. They want NK to nuke us. That is how fanatical and delusional Liberals are. They are detached from facts. They are detached from reality. How can anyone deal with a group of people like that? You can't. The 'Zombie Apocalypse' is real. It is here now.

Trump has achieved 4% GDP growth! Liberal response is...Impeach Himmmm!!

[XenaLee]

We're also seeing the rise of the snitty class, people who don't care about the economy or anything else real, but rather want the country to meet up to their personal elitist moralistic standards.

Nothing Trump does will please them. They'd rather have a 2% or worse economy with a empty suit poseur talking identity politics  and handing out welfare like candy, than anything like what we have now.

Uh.... I think you misspelled that....lolol.

[jpsb]

State is over run with hispanics,  and Northern liberals have moved their enmass.  Texas will be blue  in 2020 as will Florida.

Not  a conspiracy or fake ballots.

Texas will not be blue in 2020

[XenaLee]

Texas will not be blue in 2020

If enough of those ""migrants"" are allowed in, it might be.  It remains to be seen at this point.

[Free Vulcan]

Caught a tweet that stated the GOP outvoted the Dems in the early vote, so I checked it out myself, and it was correct.

county    DEM    Minor    REP    OTH    Total
Apache    4308    33    2564    1478    8383
Cochise    9885    231    13513    7742    31371
Coconino    14908    330    9575    7889    32702
Gila            4389    81    7995    3083    15548
Graham    1777    30    3612    944    6363
Greenlee    842    12    565    303    1722
La Paz    588    15    1574    736    2913
Maricopa    328502    7957    420611    243754    1000824
Mohave    8078    168    23695    10147    42088
Navajo    6074    96    8791    3634    18595
Pima            118447    2130    89306    63932    273815
Pinal            21934    466    32062    19162    73624
Santa Cruz   4869    59    1749    1747    8424
Yavapai    19628    547    43362    21798    85335
Yuma    9686    171    11901    6707    28465
Total            553915    12326    670875    393056    1630172
county    DEM            Minor    REP            OTH            Total

Also picked this up:

Early ballot data sets from Maricopa and Pima counties

Maricopa and Pima counties utilize proprietary and separate voter registration databases to conduct the day-to-day operations of voter registration as well as to conduct elections. While the Secretary of State database presently interacts with the counties to retrieve and send data pertaining to registrants, there is no direct link to early ballots that have been processed. The Secretary of State acquires these files either directly from the county or through third party sources. The files are then audited against duplicate files from an additional third party source to ensure file completion. While the files contain the complete dataset from Maricopa and Pima counties the fields used for analysis are identical to the ones used for centralized counties.

All very interesting.

[Free Vulcan]

Uh.... I think you misspelled that....lolol.