In my upcoming article on the LA Steal, I noted that, “primary turnout in the previous mayoral elections in 2017 and 2013 had been around 400,000. 2026 looks to double that.”

The current ‘count’ has officially doubled it with LA’s ballot counters/harvesters claiming that 847,084 people in a city with around 3 million adults and an estimated 2.2 million voters voted in a primary election.

A primary election that had been reported as low turnout in early voting.

So half of the voting population suddenly decided to vote. That’s way up from the much more contested election in 2022 where 646,058 votes were cast.

That one was suspect. We’re well beyond suspect territory here. These would be unprecedented primary turnout numbers.

The closest California primaries got to these numbers was when Obama was on the ballot. To believe Raman’s numbers, you’ve got to believe that she’s another Obama, when she’s actually a Temu Kamala who was already a Temu Obama.

And it’s about to get funnier.

The 2022 suspect mayoral general election between Bass and Caruso, which was heavily funded and hyped, saw 929,974 votes cast.

The current primary fraud is less than 100,000 votes short of that.

Now that means the general election contest between Bass and Raman should have world record turnout. Right?

Projecting the natural expansion from the 2022 primary and general to the 2026 primary, the general will need to see at least 1.2 million votes.

Should be easy, right?