McDaniel: Declare me the Mississippi winner
Tyner brandished a binder which he claimed outlined all the voters the McDaniel campaign says did or may have broken the law by voting in the GOP primary runoff after earlier voting in the Democratic primary, arguing there were more than 15,000 votes that should be thrown out. He demanded a public hearing from the state Republican Executive Committee next Tuesday. He did not walk through what the actual violations were.
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8/4/14
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