We bring you the wonderful story of Edward Durr, a truck driver in New Jersey Who defeated Steve Sweeney, the seven-time Democrat who has been in office since 2002, is in a game in the third district of South Jersey.
Dur Stimulate imagination A blue-collar conservative who hates taxes and authorization can defeat a deep-rooted and powerful Democratic politician like Sweeney.
“It didn’t happen because of me. I am no one. I am just a simple person,” Durr said of the expected victory last week. “This is a denial of the policy imposed on our throat. People tell them that they can’t go to school or go shopping. When we live in the freest country in the world, you can’t keep telling people that they can’t do things.”
“I want this job. I don’t want all the fame, but I want this job,” Durr said. “I want to be a voice. I want to be a person who can speak for the people. Because, one, I have a big mouth, so I like to let myself hear it.”
So Sweeney reached out to him and congratulated him on winning, right?
not completely. Although Durr was declared the winner on Thursday, as of this morning, Sweeney still refused to give in. Durr received 32,742 votes and Sweeney received 30,444 votes.
“The results of Tuesday’s election are still going on. For example, 12,000 votes were recently found in a county,” Sweeney said in an email to the Philadelphia Inquirer on Thursday. “Although I am currently behind in the game, we want to make sure that every vote is counted. Our voters deserve it and we will wait for the final result.”
Sweeney’s office did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment on the matter, especially regarding the identification of South Jersey County where the ballot was recently discovered.
As far as we know, the counties involved in the Sweeney area—Cumberland County, Gloucester County, and Salem County—have no problems. It is not clear what he was talking about when he commented on “12,000 votes.” Considering the number of votes in that game, 12,000 votes will not disappear out of thin air because of Sweeney. However, there is still one day to post ballots. November 8th is the deadline. They must be postmarked on election day. Therefore, he can still get more votes, as does Toure.
Let us hope that none of the magical votes “found” at the last minute can make up for the difference between the two. If he passes tomorrow without any real reason or argument, he will embark on the trajectory of Stacey Abrams/Hillary Clinton’s “attack on democracy”. However, he knew he had lost. He just didn’t want to let go of the reins of power.
