Ted Cruz Won Kansas Primary ‘Fairly?’ Check Out What Happened At The Polls

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Ted Cruz Won Kansas Primary ‘Fairly?’ Check Out What Happened At The Polls

March 7th, 2016

Awake Goy

On Saturday, voters across the country took to the polls for another round of primaries, and GOP candidate Ted Cruz won two states, one of which was Kansas. Although something was said to have happened at the polls that might make people question whether or not the win was at all fair.

Apparently on Saturday night after the polls closed, Twitter erupted with allegations that there were some shady antics happening at voting establishments around the state, and people aren’t too happy about it. Red State Watcher reported that there were allegedly busloads of voters showing up to vote for Cruz, but they weren’t just casting a single vote.

A video posted to YouTube makes the bold accusation that Cruz supporters were voting multiple times and even payed for their votes, and subsequent tweets sent out the same night seemed to corroborate the accusations.

Check it out for yourself:

Here’s a couple of tweets:

No one checking IDs in Kansas. Multiple reports of Cruz vans encouraging people to double and triple vote. #voterfraud

— Trump for America! (@TrumpforAmeric1) March 5, 2016

One day later, reports of Cruz supporters paying for votes, and voting up to a dozen times in Kansas! #VoterFraud #LyingTed @FoxNews @CNN

— Josh Cornett (@therealcornett) March 6, 2016

Cruz went from 14% to 51% in 7 days??? #ItsRigged #VoterFraud @CNN @FoxNews @MSNBC @realDonaldTrump

— Josh Cornett (@therealcornett) March 6, 2016

You get the idea. While the reports haven’t been verified, this also wasn’t the first instance of shenanigans reported during the primaries.

In Texas, people voting for Donald Trump were finding their ballots switched to Marco Rubio without their consent. The first few rounds of primaries for the Democrats also saw numerous accusations of fraud, and election officials were even caught on video cheating for Hillary Clinton.

Granted, anecdotal evidence doesn’t prove that it happened in Kansas, but it does show that politicians on both sides of the aisle will stop at nothing to get into office. If anything, people should take these accusations as a warning to be extra vigilant when their states’ primaries come around, and be sure to report absolutely any suspicious activity they see after documenting it, if at all possible.

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