During one of Kari Lake and Mark Finchem’s ongoing lawsuits over the stolen 2022 midterm election in Arizona, one of Katie Hobbs’s lawyers said something remarkable to the court last week. The attorney told the court that it couldn’t vacate an election from TWO YEARS AGO and remove a sitting governor from office after all that time.

That assertion basically means that elections stolen through fraud should be allowed to stand, otherwise it might hurt someone’s feelings. But it turns out you can overturn elections from TWO YEARS AGO because of fraud. That just happened in Texas.

We covered the election foibles in the blue city of Bridgeport, Connecticut extensively last year and into this year, after a judge ordered a re-do of the Democrat Primary election because of massive voter fraud. The city had to go through four separate elections to figure out who the mayor was because there was so much Democrat-on-Democrat fraud.

This race in Texas happened in another blue city—Houston, which is in Harris County. In the 2022 race for the 180th District Court judge, Democrat candidate DaSean Jones defeated Republican candidate Tami Pierce for the seat by 449 votes. Pearce went to court to challenge the results.

On Wednesday of this week, Judge David Peeples ordered a do-over election because there was too much fraud in the 180th District to know who the real winner was. Yes, even though the election was TWO YEARS AGO, and DaSean Jones has been sitting in the 180th District Court judge seat all this time, Jones might not actually be the real, duly elected judge. That’s how it should work when an election has been proven to be fraudulent.

Pierce’s lawyers were able to show at trial that there were 1,430 illegal votes cast—far more than Jones’s 449-vote margin of victory. In his ruling, Peeples noted that 983 votes had been provably cast by people with residency issues. They either did not live in Harris County, or they had other problems with their address requirements. Harris County election officials (all Democrats, of course) allowed 445 people to vote despite not showing a valid ID. An additional 48 mail-in ballots lacked the required signatures or arrived after the deadline to be counted as valid.

After the evidence of fraud was presented to the court, Jones’s lawyers argued that the case should be dismissed for some reason. That annoyed the judge, so he ordered the Democrat “election winner” to pay $65,000 in court costs for Tami Pierce.

Judge Peeples has not yet set a date for when the do-over election will happen.

It’s interesting to note the scale and scope of the fraud in this election. There was no massive, organized plot to steal the race for this judgeship in Harris County. In 2020, there was a nationwide scheme to implement drop boxes and mass mail-in ballots so the Democrats could steal the election from Donald Trump. In the 2022 midterms, Maricopa County election officials rigged over half of the voting machines in Republican districts on election day to disenfranchise GOP voters and steal the election.

Even in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the fraud involved a scheme from at least two city election officials who were caught on security cameras stuffing huge stacks of ballots into drop boxes. That was obviously organized.

But in the Harris County race for this judgeship, it wasn’t organized. This was just individual people voting who knew they were breaking the law and voted anyway. It’s as if individual Democrats have this innate instinct to cheat in elections because they no longer have any use for democracy.

983 people voted even though they didn’t live in Harris County. That’s not a mistake. It’s intentional fraud. Another 445 didn’t have a valid ID. Everyone in Texas knows you need an ID to vote. It’s a voter ID state. But the Democrats cheated anyway, just to steal one little county judge seat.

These small stolen elections matter, however. DaSean Jones is running for a seat on the Texas Supreme Court this year. He’s not even a legitimately elected judge right now, and he could end up on the Texas Supreme Court! That’s why these little elections matter, and why we must keep hammering against Democrat voter fraud in all its forms.

And yes, you can remove an elected official from office even though an election was stolen TWO YEARS AGO. Fraud is fraud, and you don’t get to keep the trophy if you cheat to win.