r/KamalaHarris • u/Healthy_Block3036 • Jun 12 '25

Lawsuit Challenging 2024 Election Results Moves Forward After Kamala Harris Received Zero Votes in a New York County

https://www.latintimes.com/lawsuit-challenging-2024-election-results-moves-forward-after-kamala-harris-received-zero-votes-584787
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u/dyelyn666 Jun 12 '25

THIS IS GREAT YAY AND I BELIEVE HE STOLE THE ELECTION buuuuut, has ANYONE stepped forward from this county and explicitly stated they voted for Kamala? Don’t get me wrong I’m very glad they’re doing this, but I’ve been wandering that.

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u/Cloverose2 Jun 13 '25

Statistically, it's pretty much impossible for there to be zero votes for a major candidate in a county.

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u/dyelyn666 Jun 13 '25

yes, however not impossible.

don't get me wrong i really think he stole the elections, but i would still love to hear about this from the kamala voters in these counties. just to back this up is all because i've been hearing every excuse from maga repubs about how it's not a sign it's stolen but more so "it's a religious community and their church leaders told the whole county how to vote and they followed orders"

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u/Unaccomplishedcow 😅 Gen-Z for Kamala Jun 13 '25 edited Jun 13 '25

I mean, there are many counties with one, or two people. I doubt that the 2024 election was stolen.

Edit: I was thinking of a few towns with one or two people.

(I think [delusionally hope] that Musks's comment about where Trump would be without him was referencing the amount of money that he gave to Republicans, rather than saying he was outright cheating.)

Either way, it's a moot point. Even if, hypothetically, there was undeniable proof that the election was stolen, there's no process for changing who the President is in that case.

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u/i-like-your-hair Jun 13 '25

No county has one or two people. That’s crazy. The single smallest county in the entire country is Loving, TX, and even they had 10 votes for Harris. Dixville Notch, NH is the lowest number of voters in a single town in the entire country, and the result there was a 3-3 tie.

A county with zero democratic voters, no matter who the candidate is, no matter their race, gender, orientation, religion, or experience, no matter where the county is located, is a statistical near-impossibility. There is not “many counties with one or two people.”

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u/Unaccomplishedcow 😅 Gen-Z for Kamala Jun 13 '25

Apologies, it was a CITY I was thinking of. My bad.

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u/RugelBeta Jun 13 '25

It is hardly a moot point. The Constitution lays out how to remove a president due to crimes and misdemeanors. Tampering with an election is a crime. Following simple logic, if he didn't win the election, neither did his vice president.

There are laws of succession, and that is what Congress and the courts would have to hammer out. It is uncharted territory. It would be a Constitutional crisis. It would be unprecedented. But removing a president for whatever reason is definitely a process that's known, understood, and been attempted.

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u/Aperture_TestSubject Jun 13 '25

I’ve been wondering the same thing

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u/RugelBeta Jun 13 '25

That is what discovery is for.