Did anyone catch the Michigan down ballot measure issue that was brought up in today's hearing? I didn't get the details but roughly 80% was adjusted to slightly over 50% for about 1,000 votes by the Dominion tabulation machines for a down ballot measure for the state.

I don't think this has gotten enough attention because of the significance of some of these measures can be constitution altering and present in a lot more places than just the swing states.

Which brings me to my epiphany today regarding the 2014 Arkansas general election. There was a measure to end alcohol prohibition statewide that failed by over 4% more than legalized marijuana 2 years prior with only a handful of counties barely voting for it. At the time this made zero sense other than the potential Obama impact in 2012.

Maybe I'm just seeing ghosts where things dont make sense but I get the feeling that we haven't had a fair election since we brought in the electronic voting machines.