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Yes, the Democratic Primary cycle continues to continue, as Bernie Sanders wins in Oregon, obtains a “virtual tie” with Hillary Clinton in Kentucky, and the less-than-transparent electoral process in both states triggers more cries of “election fraud!” from Sanders supporters.<\/p>\n
On today’s BradCast<\/i><\/a>, we look at the results and the concerns about them (debunking some, though not all), along with several important breaking news items. [Audio link to the complete show is below.<\/i>]\n Before diving into Tuesday’s primary, we start with the horrific climate change-related mudslides that have buried hundreds<\/a> in Sri Lanka. Then, some encouraging news for all voters as Connecticut becomes the fifth state to institute<\/a> automatic voter registration and as a federal judge orders<\/a> GOP “voter fraud” fraudster and Kansas Sec. of State Kris Kobach to restore full voting rights to 18,000 state voters “suspended” by Kobach’s “proof of citizenship” requirement.<\/p>\n Then, the battle between Clinton and Sanders grinds on through two more primary states, with Sanders earning a reported 12 point victory in OR, while battling to a reported margin of less than one-half-of-one percent in KY and vowing to stay in the race through the July convention. We warned earlier this week about the possibilities of a close race in KY, where the state (shamefully) still uses enough 100% unverifiable touch-screen voting systems that it will now be impossible to know who the voters actually hoped to be the winner. The same was true, as we reported at the time, after the Missouri Primaries on both the Republican and<\/i> Democratic sides, and the same is true in KY whether Clinton or Sanders ultimately end up being declared the official winner in the Bluegrass State. As of airtime today, though AP has appropriately refused to call the state, Clinton is reportedly ahead of Sanders by just under 2,000 votes.<\/p>\n But throughout Primary night on Tuesday, and continuing today, concerns of “fraud” are being heard very loudly from Sanders supporters once again. Some of their concerns are justified, as we explain. Others are decidedly not. For example, some news outlets irresponsibly reported “More than 76 reports of election fraud from 31 counties were called into the Kentucky Attorney General’s hotline”. That is incorrect<\/a>. (Happily WSAZ NewsChannel 3 has finally modified<\/a> their initial bad reporting. Others, like Bipartisan Report, have not<\/a>.)<\/p>\n Other concerns we examine are from Pike County, KY, where results were, in fact, “zeroed out” for a time last night, resulting in thousands of “disappearing” votes for both<\/i><\/a> Sanders and Clinton, as well as 11,000 thousands votes said to have been added to Clinton’s totals in Marion County, OR. (Evidence suggests a typo by AP, as I explain on today’s show.) Some concerns, however, for example the evidence<\/a> from little-known Democratic candidate Rocky de la Fuente<\/a> suggesting some of his votes simply vanished in recent Democratic contests in NH, MI and SC, cannot be so easily explained away.<\/p>\n We cover, explain and\/or debunk all of those concerns and more on today’s BradCast<\/i>, before closing out with our latest Green News Report<\/i><\/a> and the hottest April ever recorded (the 12th such month in a row to set such a record)…<\/p>\n <\/p>\n![](\".\/Images\/Speaker_Icon_24.png\"){kind=icon}
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