Charles C. W. Cooke wants to know how Broward Co. doesn't know how many votes it has left to count

As Twitchy reported earlier, Sen. Marco Rubio posted a thread Thursday wondering how Bay County in Florida managed to get all its election results in on time despite having suffered a Category 4 hurricane just a month ago, and yet Broward County’s supervisor still doesn’t know how many ballots are left to be counted, more than 41 hours after the polls closed.

NationalReview.com editor Charles C. W. Cooke is asking the same question a lot of people are asking:

How can Broward County not know/refuse to say how many votes it has left to count?

— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) November 8, 2018

Are you new here https://t.co/fBS7itZffs

— Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) November 8, 2018

Sort of … Cooke just became a U.S. citizen this February, so he is new here. Who wants to help out the new guy?

Because they're about to engage in major voter fraud, that's why.

— Prince of Doges (@princeofdoges) November 8, 2018

You know why. Still plenty of time to find ballots in car trunks and basements.

— Alex Kaufmann (@alexkaufmann) November 8, 2018

You can't know how many ballots are in Al Franken's glove box until you look, silly

— Seth Mandel (@SethAMandel) November 8, 2018

They're looking for more mysterious ballots in a van down by the river to count.

— Cmayrunforyou (@cmayrunforyou) November 8, 2018

They won’t know until they look in every car trunk and storage facility.

— Neil Axelrod (@NeilAxelrod) November 8, 2018

The FL Democratic Party is about to find a few crates of pre-filled ballots from that get out the vote drive they did. Don’t bother confirming the drive, it wasn’t a big deal and we probably didn’t hear about it. Also, don’t validate the names on the ballots, saves time.

— Martin Brandes (@BrandesMartin) November 8, 2018

Because you need to know exactly how many votes you need to put your guy over the top. If they tell you how many they have before they figure out how to manufacture them, they can't manufacture them. It's pretty simple. It's time to send in someone to oversee this.

— Rob Eno (@Robeno) November 8, 2018

Because they’re still trying to figure out how many votes to “lose” and still make it seem plausible. https://t.co/VPOrUIxdvY

— RBe (@RBPundit) November 8, 2018

So they can hand recount the numbers they need. If possible. Re: 2000.

— Carrie Price Cox (@carriepricecox3) November 8, 2018

It takes a lot of time going through and filling out ballots to make up the difference when you are cheating. Making up 30k takes alot of work! Plus there is the illegal trucking in the middle of the night. https://t.co/WwF8vvCh49

— TheRand2025 (@TheRand2025) November 8, 2018

Clearly they are making new ones. No doubt in my mind there’s a huge fraud attempt going on.

— HeatherL (@HeatherLLong) November 8, 2018

They're still printing them.

— Just Tom (@tcal1961) November 8, 2018

They don't know how much printer color they have left

— if only you knew how bad things really are (@1_______i______) November 8, 2018

They're not sure how quickly the ink will dry.

— Patrick L. Parkhurst (@MrTholian) November 8, 2018

The graveyard turnout was much bigger than expected this year, give Broward time

— Cracker State (@allidoisgetpaid) November 8, 2018

They're still trying to find people willing to testify under oath, if the ballot is challenged.
Remember the Democrats didn't stand by the women who lied about Kavanaugh.

— Kelly??? (@canyyoulove) November 8, 2018

Oh man, we’re old enough to remember voters crying during testimony because there were just certain they’d accidentally voted for Bush by mistake. And that alone was embarrassing enough to keep them from giving it a shot anyway.

Here we go again.

— Hunter Henderson (@Huntersc78) November 8, 2018

This is insane. Why did the @nytimes report having 100% of the votes in 24 hours ago? Where are these votes coming from?

— Deadicated (@deathd0tcom) November 8, 2018

Because it's Broward… Lived there for 25 years & going back after 15 years & it sounds like nothing has changed since.

— Rev. Jean M. Douglas (@RevJeanMDougla1) November 8, 2018

Broward gonna Broward.

— Forfare Davis (@Pseudoplotinus) November 8, 2018

they still don't know how any of this works.

— Melly Momster (@melly_stone) November 8, 2018

Now imagine them running all healthcare.

— Chad Smith (@SmithChadD) November 8, 2018

Related:

BUSH VS. GORE PART II: Marco Rubio sounds the alarm over vote counting issues in Broward County, FL https://t.co/x6T5Z69UUq

— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) November 8, 2018