CT 2022 Midterms

 

Whether you're in a red state or a blue state like my state of Connecticut, you start to realize after the 3rd election cycle when you can sense when something is legit or not legit. I heard from a news source that Russia & China has influenced in our US elections and that they said that they will continue to do it. Whether or not if this is accurate or inaccurate information, "we can take it with a grain of salt." I'm going to get on my little state of CT when it comes to elections here. A question that was on the ballot when I voted yesterday was Should there be early voting in person? I answered NO on the ballot. In a WFSB News poll 60% of people said NO.  I was in the 60% who voted NO and only 40% said YES. On the radio news, it was confirmed that more Yeas voted for early voting in person than Nays. I don't trust early voting in person because Democrats love to cheat and if a Republican were ever in the hotly contested race that could flip in a blue district red they would find a way to keep that Democrat in power in that blue district. 

Connecticut is a blue state and last night was an indication after the Democrats declared victory in some key hotly contested races. One congressional race that is too close to call is between Democratic Representative running for re-election in the House Johanna Hayes and her Republican challenger George Logan. What I found odd after the polls closed at 8PM last night that incumbent Democrat US Senator Richard Blumenthal was declared the winner at 8:02PM against his Republican challenger for US Senator Leora Levy. In my humble opinion, how in the world is the Associated Press calling a race where the polls had just closed? Sounds fishy but then other hotly contested races like Governor of my state took until Midnight to declare Democratic Governor Ned Lamont winner for his second term against 2 time Republican challenger for Governor Bob Stefanowski. Connecticut has been fishy with the voting system ever since former Democratic Governor of my state Dannell P. Malloy got in in 2010. 

Things don't add up in the Constitution state/ Nutmeg state. The trickery with the voting where there was issues in Hartford, Bridgeport, and New Haven having problems in their voting precincts. This issue has happened for hotly contested both Governor and Senate races here. There is also dragging days after the votes were cast on election day. I don't trust the voting system in my state. I believe that there is corruption. https://www.journalinquirer.com/opinion/chris_powell/connecticut-has-voter-fraud-and-fly-illegals-to-new-haven/article_1475981a-3950-11ed-b456-8b43b1af0811.html When you can call a race for someone 2 minutes after the polls close, then I don't trust the voting. Sarah Huckabee Sanders landslide victory over her challenger Chris Jones took about 15 minutes for Arkansas to call and that was legitimate because she had a double-digit lead from the get go in Sarah Huckabee Sanders race. The polling done in my state of CT is done by all Liberal colleges here and the liberal mainstream media news outlets. My state really don't like Conservative Republicans. So the polling that was done was in favor of Democrats in my state and have been like that since 2010.  Well, there is not too much to add other than vote, hope for the best outcome in all the key races, and never let anything discourage you from voting in the midterms and in the general election. That is an excuse to say, "why vote if my vote don't count" and don't stay home on election day ever. Your vote do count and makes a big difference if a race ever comes down to a vote or 2. That's all for free speech on all topics till next time keep an eye out for more blogs like this. God Bless You!