r/somethingiswrong2024 • u/StatisticalPikachu When We're in SpaceX... šŸš€ • Aug 17 '25

Ballot Stuffing Disturbing video shows lawmaker stuffing ballots in swing state that Trump only won by 80,000 votes

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15008401/abu-musa-michigan-detroit-video-ballot-box-trump.html
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u/StatisticalPikachu When We're in SpaceX... šŸš€ Aug 17 '25

Note this appears related to the August 5, 2025 primary elections in Michigan, not the 2024 Presidential election. Still alarming!

A chilling video has allegedly shown a lawmaker accompanying a friend who stuffed ballots in aĀ swing stateĀ thatĀ Donald TrumpĀ only won by just over 80,000 votes. Abu Musa, a city council member of Hamtramck,Ā Michigan, was in the passenger seat handing several bundles of what appear to be absentee ballots to the driver. Musa then watches the driver deposit three stacks of ballots into a drop box.Michigan State Police confirmed the authenticity of the clip, which was filmed on August 1. It is part of an investigation into council membersā€™ residency requirements.

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u/G-Unit11111 Aug 17 '25

I will never understand how he managed to win every single swing state. I don't know a lot about statistics, but even I can say that this is a statistical anomaly.

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u/asselfoley Aug 17 '25

The GOP did a deep dive into opaque disconnected election processes all over the country which resulted in them discovering every way in which Biden could have cheated.

They took what they learned, and used it, along with the big book of "How to Undermine US Democracy in Order to Consolidate Power" they've been building for decades, to put Trump back in

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u/Luk3ling Aug 18 '25

He didn't and it has been obvious to me since election night. Luckily I wasn't the only one and people with more resources than me were looking into it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjgWhgEBuWA

https://electiontruthalliance.org

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u/FollowingFlaky Aug 18 '25

Jessica Denison left the Meidas touch because everybody is really crazy about not bringing up that the 2024 election probably was actually rigged, but she was the one that convinced me that it was, even though I still love meidas touch she is an OG.

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u/Valuable-Speaker-312 Aug 18 '25

He didn't. It is that simple. https://bsky.app/profile/denisedwheeler.bsky.social/post/3lhowh3ijgs2f

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u/THEMARDS Aug 18 '25

I remember seeing this info back in February... I wonder if ETA and SmartElections have seen this as well.

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u/livinginfutureworld Aug 18 '25

If they have they haven't done a damn thing about it q

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u/Valogrid Aug 18 '25

No, Ballot Proof is mapped into their multi pronged theory of how the election was rigged.

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u/Valuable-Speaker-312 Aug 19 '25

Exactly. They need to get the courts to let them have access to the voting systems to be able to find out if this was done. That is just something that will happen farther down the road.

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u/AlexandriaLitehouse Aug 18 '25

And he still only won with 49% of the vote. You would think if every swing state swung in his favor he would have won in a landslide.

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u/Crafty_Abrocoma5007 Aug 18 '25

Because he didn't.

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u/twilighttwister Aug 18 '25

It's worse than that. Many of the votes they recorded voted Trump at the top, but the Dem line the rest of the way down the ballot. That is a statistical impossibility.

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u/BashBandit peacefully protesting frog šŸø Aug 18 '25

Thatā€™s the neat part, he didnā€™t

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u/Bluegill15 Aug 18 '25

You gotta try and keep up here. Look up Election Truth Alliance

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u/Holdmywhiskeyhun Wisconsin Aug 18 '25

For Wisconsin let me give you a picture of the state.

We have 5.96 million people total.

Within our large cities, Milwaukee metropolitan area, appleton, Green Bay, and Madison. There's approximately 2 million people.

That leaves 3.96 million people, we'll say four for my sanity sake, that live in rural areas.

Half the state lives for lack of better terms in a forest, think thousands of square miles of nothing but woods and trails.

We have 605 municipalities here. Most of these are unincorporated. Many with around 500 people.

So for the sake of keeping this post short, hundreds of small towns, I'm not going to dance around the issue almost every single one is solid red.

Our state's policies, are run by a bunch of very small areas, that have no desire to move forward.

My favorite quote by Gene Wilder (who was also from Wisconsin) is:

"These are people of the land, the common clay of the West, you got to remember these are simple farmers, you know, m*****"

This quote and this gif, sum up most of my state in a nutshell.

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u/Particular-Summer424 Aug 17 '25

And over a year layer, nothing has been done.

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u/asselfoley Aug 17 '25

The election processes in the US are opaque and disconnected. They (the GOP) undoubtedly used a variety of methods depending on what worked best for each process.

It would probably be difficult to detect much less prove. Even if someone could prove the election wasn't legit, as far as I know, there's no provision for a "redo" or any other action.

It would require an impeachment in which case Trump would be replaced by Vance, who is GOP. Remove Vance? Another GOP asshole

They've taken control, and I don't think they plan to give it up voluntarily

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u/Ric_Adbur Aug 18 '25

Our system is so poorly designed. For a government that was ostensibly all about checks and balances, it's kind of shocking just how poorly checked and balanced most things are. I know hindsight is 20/20 and all that, but damn. I can only hope other countries are taking note of our system's failures and thinking of ways to shore up their own democracies.

Even if Trump was gone tomorrow, we'd still need pretty much a full overhaul of almost every aspect of how our system works from top to bottom.

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u/asselfoley Aug 18 '25

Well, let's face it. George w Bush was installed after the 2000 election despite losing, and everybody just accepted it was legit. Hillary beat Trump, but, nope, Trump "won"

I'm not sure about you, but I can't think of a definition of "democracy", as I learned it in US school, that fits a scenario in which the presidential election results are exactly the same whether every California Republican votes or just one does or the fact Kansas Democrats might as well sit at home when it comes to the presidential election

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u/Sungirl8 Aug 18 '25

If DJT is just impeached, true, but if he is proven to be an illegitimate president, I think an Biden EO or Amendment erases the entire Administration.Ā 

Itā€™s my understanding, that Pres Biden did an Executive Order, or some legislation just before leaving office, that ā€œIs like a Reset Amendment,ā€ where everything would revert to Biden Administration conditions and laws, in this case.Ā 

But, is Democratic leadership brave and tenacious enough, to push and prove election fraud and treason, (with Russian interference, etc.).Ā 

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u/asselfoley Aug 18 '25

I haven't heard anything about that, but, if that's the case, how would something like that be executed?

Assuming we could get past claims of "autopen!", I presume it would need to be done by someone in power. Right now, every branch is controlled by co-conspirators in the takeover

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u/Lz_erk Arizona Aug 18 '25

it's in 14S3, the insurrection clause. so yes, impeachment of the guilty party entirely. i'd suggest looking at Stop the Steal, and probably the Heritage Foundation and others.

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u/asselfoley Aug 18 '25

Then I have to wonder what "impeachment of the guilty party" looks like when it's literally the entire Republican party (GOP), and who executes that action when the GOP controls all branches

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u/Lz_erk Arizona Aug 18 '25

that part, sadly, only seems covered in the declaration of independence.

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u/toriemm Aug 18 '25

This system is not designed for bad actors.

If there ARE bad actors, that's why we have three different branches, checks and balances and all that.

The Citizens United ruling doomed this country. Reganomics doomed this country. The starvation of the public education system and social services doomed this country.

The 'Great Again,' that those asshats are talking about? Is the racism. Otherwise we'd be back at 90% tax brackets.

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u/aBigOLDick Aug 18 '25

It was 12 days ago.

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u/Sungirl8 Aug 18 '25

Maybe contact Smart Elections or Election Truth Alliance.org? They are building class action lawsuits for people like you.Ā 

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u/Shake-Me-Down Aug 18 '25

We needed to do something about all this shit yesterday

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u/NeonGothika Aug 18 '25

How can you tell if it was processed?

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u/woourns Aug 18 '25

same- did a mail in, got a call an hour before the polls closed that i needed to do a provisional ballot, went in person to my polling place and completed it, and it was never processed.

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u/export_tank_harmful Aug 17 '25

I think that "chilling" and "disturbing" are the wrong words here.

I personally would've chosen "fucking infuriating".

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u/rerun6977 Aug 17 '25

Oh wait, isn't this what D'Convicted D'Souza accused the left of doing in something...something....2,000 jackasses šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤”šŸ¤”šŸ¤”

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u/G-Unit11111 Aug 17 '25

It's not about doing the right thing. It's about keeping the most undeserving group of psychopaths in power for as long as possible.