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Detroit Trump Supporters Swarmed A Building To Demand Poll Workers ‘Stop The Vote’ - Blavity

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Donald   Trump supporters brought chaos and mayhem to the TCF Center in Downtown Detroit  on Wednesday after the presidential election . According to WWJ Newsradio 950, a swarm of Republican protesters attempted to bum-rush the building filled with poll workers in an attempt to stop the ballot-counting process.  As poll workers performed their civic duties, Trump disruptors could be heard yelling, “Stop the count!”

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