Yes, the way it works is: they pause the counting or at least the pause the publishing of the results. In reality they are probably still counting but just don't release the numbers. This gives them an idea of how many ballots they need to stuff in order to pull off a Biden victory. Then they insert the number of "mail-in" ballots required and then announce the new numbers days later. It's a fraud!

NC paused on releasing numbers until Nov 12th !! It's ridiculous.

They won't call any states until they find a way to get more ballots for Biden. Even with the steal of Wisconsin and Michigan, they know Trump has won the "remaining states" probably even Nevada

Have you ever tried to steal an election overnight?

Seriously though. It's fuckery!

They also passed out makers, so if you didn’t vote with a pen your vote didn’t count! Report it..this is exactly what I said they paused all other states because they knew if he won WI and MI the dems needed to give Biden NC and GA...they’re all in cahoots. I know in MI they’re recounting and I think if you were given a marker they are recounting them by hand, but all the dems have to do is burn the republican ballots and it’s over. WI and AZ also needs a recount. This will most likely end up in the Supreme Court and I have a feeling if they want to remove Trump and start sending out the guard to pick up patriots the military and police are on our side. They took an oath to protect against foreign and domestic enemies and in this scenario they’re both. We all knew this was going to happen...they weren’t going to let him win and the election wouldn’t be fair!

Knee pads and pee pads need vote pads exceeding the total number of pads they've used in the past.

I think there is fraud going on, especially with the 130K ballots that arrive all for Biden; that's a statistical impossibility, and that's happening in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania for sure.

But your argument is flawed. Even in an honest election, it takes more time to count mail in votes than in-person votes.

Voter turnout is higher because there's more mail in votes, and that makes sense because it's less effort to walk to your mailbox than to go to your polling place, and there's a lot of people afraid of covid. When mail in votes are received, someone has to open an envelope, look up the voter on the computer, check a signature, open another envelope, unfold the ballot, and probably scan it into a machine. That's going to take 30-60 seconds per ballot, and maybe longer if there's problems like a signature mismatch or if the ballot doesn't scan correctly. So the more mail-in votes you have, the longer it takes to count them all, especially in states that don't allow counting to begin until the polls are closed.

Compare that to voting in person. At my polling place in-person voters fill out a ballot and scan it into the machine themselves. At the end of the day, the machine prints out the vote counts immediately. It doesn't matter if there were 100 voters that day or 10,000 voters that day, it takes the machine the same amount of time to print out the vote counts. (There's additional certification steps that occur later with the paper ballots, so you're not completely dependent upon the machine, but the machine results are posted on Election night as unofficial results).