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Back Nine Development presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

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Midterm election day is here.

Finally, after waiting two long years,

and we're all expecting really good results for the Republican

Party and conservatism in America. We're very excited about the conservative candidates that

the Democrats poured millions and millions of dollars into supporting in the primaries that have

way overperformed in polling in places like Arizona and Georgia and now in Pennsylvania and other places like that

where they poured money into these candidates and said, yes, we want these conservative candidates

to be on the general ballot because we'll be able to beat them. Looks like that's going to backfire

on the Democrats. It looks like it should be a very good day. There is a warning out there from

ABC News, a story the day before the election that there will be a red good day. There is a warning out there from ABC News, a story the day

before the election that there will be a red mirage. This one grabbed my attention.

They said, don't expect much out of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan on Tuesday,

that, quote, Republican leads will dwindle or crumble completely after perceived dumps of votes are counted over days or even weeks, unquote.

So here we go again. We still have a handful of states that didn't correct the problems from two years ago.

They did not change the rules. They did not change the way they tabulate these. And it's completely inexcusable.

Anyone that doesn't have results out on Tuesday night needs to redo their state system.

And one of the things that we should do in my estimation, if we get control of the House and the Senate,

and I've got a lot of things that I'd like to do, one of them should be some sort of an election reform bill that

requires states to count all of their votes that have arrived by 7 p.m. on election night.

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