Indeed, you won the elections, but I won the count.

Summary

This quote suggests that although someone may appear victorious due to winning an election, the speaker believes their own ability to accurately count the votes gives them a more legitimate claim to triumph. It implies that the speaker has closely scrutinized the election process and believes it may have been flawed or manipulated. The quote emphasizes the importance of accuracy and fairness in determining true winners, beyond just the apparent outcome of an election.

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