TODAY | Monday, May 9th | Waukesha Election Fraud Protest

""We are finding significant anomalies, including chain of custody and missing ballots, that we need to shine light on," Kloppenburg campaign manager Melissa Mulliken told The BRAD BLOG earlier this week, while we were working on our previous story. The anomalies she was referring to, given where today's unsecured ballots are said to come from, have gotten much more "significant" in the past few hours..." " The Brad Blog

Today's Message from Wisconsin's State Senator Lena Taylor.

“STAND UP WISCONSIN! demand that the rules be followed! It’s the law!” Lena C. Taylor

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Protesting the
Lack of Investigating and Media Blackout

of the mysterious votes and Kathy Nickolaus' illegal intentions!

THERE IS NO SAVE IN ACCESS!

Meet us there & show them we demand an investigation!

Today | Monday, May 9 · 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Waukesha County Courthouse
515 W. Moreland Blvd.
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Created By | The Heroic Wisconsin 14

We Demand an Investigation!
Facebook Invite | Waukesha Voter Fraud Protest

Photo Credit: Mary Magnuson
Information Updates:

EXCLUSIVE: CITY OF BROOKFIELD BALLOT BAGS FOUND 'WIDE OPEN' IN WAUKESHA COUNTY, WI | Brad's Blog

Chain of custody violations continue to emerge, particularly in Waukesha, during state Supreme Court election 'recount'

ALSO: $25,000 reward offered for evidence of WI election tampering...

Five out of six bags of ballots from first batch to be counted out of the City of Brookfield in Waukesha County, WI, today were discovered "almost wide open" during Day 9 of the statewide Supreme Court election "recount." The bags were open and unsealed, according to both photographic evidence and an eye-witnesses account from the counting room. (Lastest updates and | exclusive photos here.)

Additonal Media Coverage http://www.jsonline.mobi/more/news/politics/121325689.htm

""Hotz said poorly sealed bags or torn bags appear to be a common problem, but they were evident on five of six Brookfield bags that were counted first thing Thursday. He objected to the counting of those ballots where bags appeared to be open.

Brandon O'Bryon, representing Justice David Prosser, objected to the objection, saying Brookfield voters would be disenfranchised if their votes weren't counted." jsonline

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