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Yabut …There is not a single allegation of voter fraud in any of those videos. Try again.
HILLARY!!! OMFG!!! EMERGENCY!!!
These morons think setting their own hair on fire gives credence to their lies.
Yabut …There is not a single allegation of voter fraud in any of those videos. Try again.
First off, the allegations of voter fraud only seem to pop up when dems win; not when republicans win.
Based upon my time as a polling official scrutineers can not do much about the integrity of the voting. They can look at the counting. They can only see what comes out, not what when in. This applies to paper or electronic.
I think the bigger risk with voting machines is that they might be compromised in some way before they are deployed, maybe because the machine has software bugs or hardware faults, or because a bad actor was able to add malware while the machine was being made. Even then, it's not entirely clear how much damage a broken/compromised machine could actually do if there are scrutineers checking the machine's output.
We are all aware aware of recent supply chain attempts to have a particular result went off with a resounding bang. Such manoeuvres are no longer just the scribblings in a book.Whether an election uses pen-and-paper ballots or machine-printed ballots, the system can only be trusted as long as it is subject to constant scrutiny.
What legal maneuvers are preventing this?
Yes @RVonse
WHAT “LEGAL MANEUVERS”?
It will be a travesty if we are doomed to chase figments of trumpogenic paranoia for the duration of this Country’s existence.
Are there examples ofWhat legal maneuvers are preventing this?
Yes @RVonse
WHAT “LEGAL MANEUVERS”?
It will be a travesty if we are doomed to chase figments of trumpogenic paranoia for the duration of this Country’s existence.
Here are three links covering the court cases of the claimed voter fraud.
Fact check: Donald Trump received dozens of hearings on his 2020 election claims
Donald Trump falsely claimed in Tuesday night's presidential debate that all 64 of his election lawsuits failed in 2020 only on "a technicality."www.usatoday.com
This one out lines the cases that made it to the Supreme Court.Loading…
www.americanbar.org
Results of Lawsuits Regarding the 2020 Elections
The various claims of evidence alleging a stolen 2020 election have been exhaustively investigated and litigated. Judges heard claims of illegal voting and found they were without merit. (Learn more about how the changes that have happened since 2020 will affect the 2024 election and...campaignlegal.org
I suggest @RVonse read these carefully.
That's customary, but only because the scrutineers typically prefer to promote their party, (eg by handing out HTVs or just by wearing a supporter shirt, cap, etc.), rather than actively scrutinise the voting as well as the counting.They can only see what comes out, not what when in
I think there's very little even a supply chain attack could do to a voting machine, besides change the machine's own data. This would cause some problems when the machine's records don't match the printed ballots, and election officials recount the printed ballots to confirm the result. The GOP and their media allies would probably be able to use something like that to sow fears of election interference among their supporters. If I were Putin I'd certainly be interested in giving it a try.We are all aware aware of recent supply chain attempts to have a particular result went off with a resounding bang. Such manoeuvres are no longer just the scribblings in a book.
Exploding pagers one day, compromised voting machines the next.
Eternal vigilance is required ever more.
Often, a technicality of "standing". Because they weren't HIS fucking lawsuits!What legal maneuvers are preventing this?
Yes @RVonse
WHAT “LEGAL MANEUVERS”?
It will be a travesty if we are doomed to chase figments of trumpogenic paranoia for the duration of this Country’s existence.
Here are three links covering the court cases of the claimed voter fraud.
Fact check: Donald Trump received dozens of hearings on his 2020 election claims
Donald Trump falsely claimed in Tuesday night's presidential debate that all 64 of his election lawsuits failed in 2020 only on "a technicality."www.usatoday.com
This one out lines the cases that made it to the Supreme Court.Loading…
www.americanbar.org
Results of Lawsuits Regarding the 2020 Elections
The various claims of evidence alleging a stolen 2020 election have been exhaustively investigated and litigated. Judges heard claims of illegal voting and found they were without merit. (Learn more about how the changes that have happened since 2020 will affect the 2024 election and...campaignlegal.org
I suggest @RVonse read these carefully.
Predictable right wing projection. If anyone wants to know what right wingers want to do, are doing or are accusing liberals of doing just listen to their claims.
RV sure is spreading a lot of FUD.Are you suggesting, dear sir, that our friends may not be discussing these political issues in good faith??
The Republicans knew in the states they gerrymandered in 2020.Given that nobody knows in advance which seats will be decided by razor thin margins.
That math is faulty. Each name can only be registered at one poll. And only get one ballot at the box.
Update: It was Michigan. I found a more recent news reportIn one state,(Nebraska or Wyoming I think)voters petitioned to have a referendum to have a 'citizens committee' do the re-districting.
I don't know how that turned out. (I saw a doc, but can't find it now)
Fulton has already appointed a team to monitor its performance in the November election as part of an agreement with the board and the secretary of state’s office. But Republican members of the state board now want to appoint their own monitors to oversee Fulton’s operations.
The county board of elections filed a lawsuit Monday claiming the state board has no legal authority to appoint its own monitors.
At a meeting Tuesday, a divided state board responded with a subpoena for a slew of county records from the 2020 election. The board members also subpoenaed the Fulton County board to appear at an upcoming meeting to address their concerns.
The escalating legal battle comes as the state board’s new Republican majority continues to assert its power. In recent months the majority has approved a series of new rules governing the conduct of this year’s election that have prompted several lawsuits that say the board has exceeded its legal authority.
This week’s actions stem from long-running scrutiny of Fulton County’s performance in the 2020 election.
I know about gerrymandering - I am from Queensland FFS.The Republicans knew in the states they gerrymandered in 2020.Given that nobody knows in advance which seats will be decided by razor thin margins.
OK, you are in Oz, you may not know
RV sure is spreading a lot of FUD.Are you suggesting, dear sir, that our friends may not be discussing these political issues in good faith??
The Republicans knew in the states they gerrymandered in 2020.Given that nobody knows in advance which seats will be decided by razor thin margins.
OK, you are in Oz, you may not know. In the US, by law, each state is required to update/redraw voting districts every 10 years. This is usually done by the party in power in that state. See = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerrymandering
In 2020, in Republican run states, the Republicans used Computer models and AI to help them identify close voting districts, and break-up Democrat districts.
In one state, (Nebraska or Wyoming I think) voters petitioned to have a referendum to have a 'citizens committee' do the re-districting.
I don't know how that turned out. (I saw a doc, but can't find it now)
That math is faulty. Each name can only be registered at one poll. And only get one ballot at the box.
Certainly it is a red herring as there is even remote evidence for even acute voter fraud because no one is even making the accusation in a court of law.I know about gerrymandering - I am from Queensland FFS.The Republicans knew in the states they gerrymandered in 2020.Given that nobody knows in advance which seats will be decided by razor thin margins.
OK, you are in Oz, you may not know
But my point was about razor thin margins, not merely small ones.
You might get away with adding fifty or even a hundred votes to the system; But even in seats with 'tiny' majorities, this is rarely sufficient to overturn the result, and determining in advance which seats will be that close is basically impossible.
Adding more than a double-digit number of votes is almost certainly going to lead to an investigation and to your cheating coming to light.
So it's pointless to try.