With 100 percent of precincts reporting, in the Minnesota Republican gubernatorial primary, state house speaker Lisa Demuth has 179,545 votes, and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has 134,184 votes. That is a gap of 45,361 votes. You are not going to find 45,361 votes unattended in a county courier truck, or any other shenanigans.

At 9 a.m., LindellTV, the candidate’s own video channel, reported that Demuth had won and Lindell had finished second.

Yet, as of this writing, Lindell had not conceded to Demuth.

Last night, he told reporters:

I’m all for any election that’s done with paper ballots, hand-counted, and we get rid of these computers in our election. We’re like a third-world country. Nobody — 132 countries don’t have computers. You guys can sit there and go, ‘oh, its all about other cheating, there’s always cheating in elections, like in Minnesota here.’ Eight people can vote, I can vouch for eight people — I didn’t even have to show my ID today, when I........

© National Review