In Frisco, an election is determined by every single vote!  When Frisco Chronicles learned Mark Piland was ahead, heck the Dallas Morning News called it and said Piland won, then all the sudden the candidate loses by 106 votes, we paused with concern. 

How do the numbers change so quickly?  Why did it take Collin County 3+ hours to count ballots for Frisco and Plano with only one place on the ballot?  Why did the City of Frisco post the initial numbers causing confusion for residents and voters show Mark Piland in the lead? 

A City of Frisco post based on the numbers at 7:10 pm show Ann Anderson with 1,790 votes and Mark Piland with 2,132 votes.  It also reads there are 143,202 REGISTERED VOTERS between Collin and Denton County.

            Collin County 78,929

            Denton County 64,273

A second post by the City of Frisco based on the 9pm numbers shows Ann Anderson with 3,122 votes and Mark Piland with 3,343 votes.  It also reads there are 138,720 REGISTERED VOTERS between Collin and Denton County.

            Collin County 78,929

            Denton County 59,791 (the number was reduced by 4,482 registered voters)

Wait, did you catch that?  How does the first post read 143,202 registered voters versus the second post which reads 138,720 registered voters between Collin and Denton County.  They reduced the number of registered voters in Denton County by 4,482 voters.  How does that happen?  In two hours, the number of registered voters changes?

Next, let’s look at Collin County, who for the first time used paper ballots, could there have been a miscount?  We looked at the Preliminary Election Reconciliation Totals and we noticed 22 Provisional Ballots were rejected or pending, 2 mail ballots were rejected or pending.  Then they said the difference between voters and ballots is 4 and under the notes it says “INVESTIGATING.”  Then it reads mail ballots not returned or pending voter action is 177.   It does not add up!

How did Piland lead in early voting?  How did Piland lead up until 9:00 tonight and then all the sudden the votes shift for Anderson?  We are not experts, but something does not add up.  We also heard through the grapevine that Stephanie Spies Cunningham and Jake Petras showed up at Mark Piland’s watch party.  Why? Petras has been very clear on his feelings for Piland and supporters of Piland so why come to the watch party?  Frisco Chronicles is guessing the spies came to report back to Camp Cheney and Anderson.

Next look at the electioneering happening at Fire Station 6 by City Council Woman – Angela Pelham. Standing right outside the door of the polls talking to voters as they went in. She was within the 100ft electioneering and notice when she see’s someone taking a picture – she looks nervous. Word on the streets is she approached voters encouraging them to vote for Ann Anderson. If that is true, that is illegal and she should resign from her seat on council immediately. As soon as a camera approached her filming, she ran to her car in a hurry to get out of there. Shame on you Angelia Pelham!

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