It's not math. The idea is that you can simply go vote, that there is no checking.That math is faulty. Each name can only be registered at one poll. And only get one ballot at the box.
It's not math. The idea is that you can simply go vote, that there is no checking.That math is faulty. Each name can only be registered at one poll. And only get one ballot at the box.
Western Aust. had one in place for decades too.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
Its not pointless to try if the aim is to sow mistrust and doubt about the integrity, reliability and security about the voting process in general. You only have to do it in a single seat/district for the contagion to spread, esp. these days with FB, Twitter, Tik-Tok etc.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.
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)
But the doc. I saw went deeper into how Republicans used Computer models and AI.
But there IS checking. Both partys have staffers at the polls.The idea is that you can simply go vote, that there is no checking.
What exactly are those staffers checking?But there IS checking. Both partys have staffers at the polls.The idea is that you can simply go vote, that there is no checking.
Have you never voted?What exactly are those staffers checking?But there IS checking. Both partys have staffers at the polls.The idea is that you can simply go vote, that there is no checking.
It’s been decades since I voted in person.Have you never voted?What exactly are those staffers checking?But there IS checking. Both partys have staffers at the polls.The idea is that you can simply go vote, that there is no checking.
At my local poll they check name and signature. (they checked my ID the first time I voted there.) They have lists of who is registered to vote at our poll. And it is 2 people from each party. So they check each other.
They would recognize me if I got back in line.
If I had 10 names, that would only be 10 votes not 100 like the meme claims. You can't use the same name twice. Couldn't use more than one poll, per name.
To be safe, you should start voting in person again.It’s been decades since I voted in person.
I live in California and I have no concerns about my mail-in ballot. I much prefer just sitting at home, researching the issues and candidates and filling in the ballot at my leisure than having to take time off of work and go find a place to stand in a line and try to remember all my choices for a four page ballot. It’s not impossible just not convenient and I see no reason to change my habit at this point. Those who cry “fraud” are going to do so no matter what reality is. If California gets rid of no excuse mail-in balloting and I must vote in person then I will.To be safe, you should start voting in person again.It’s been decades since I voted in person.
The mail-ins are under attack by the 'fraud' patrol.
If we survive this 'fraud' BS, I think online voting will be common in 10 years.
Note that I said "idea." I didn't say they were right.But there IS checking. Both partys have staffers at the polls.The idea is that you can simply go vote, that there is no checking.
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Georgia court rules against election board rules that allowed officials not to certify elections. Hopefully it will stand up on appeal.
A federal judge ordered Alabama’s Republican secretary of state on Wednesday to reverse a program that purged more than 3,000 names from the state’s voter rolls, agreeing with the Biden administration’s argument that the purge took place too close to the election.
“For decades, federal law has given states a hard deadline to complete systematic purges of ineligible persons from voter rolls: no later than ninety days before a federal election. This year, Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen blew the deadline when he announced a purge program to begin eighty-four days before the 2024 General Election,” US District Judge Anna Manasco wrote in a 5-page preliminary injunction.
Manasco, who was appointed to the bench by former President Donald Trump, added that Allen “admitted” that his purge program “included thousands of United States citizens (in addition to far fewer noncitizens, who are ineligible to vote),” and that the secretary of state referred all of the individuals to the state’s attorney general for criminal investigation
Authorities in Pennsylvania are investigating 2,500 voter registrations, some of which officials say appear to be fraudulent. This comes amid a surge in fake election related videos and disinformation. NBC News' Tom Costello reports.
It is possible it is also some person trying to pad their registration list for money too.In other news
Pennsylvania officials investigate 2,500 possibly fraudulent voter registrations
Authorities in Pennsylvania are investigating 2,500 voter registrations, some of which officials say appear to be fraudulent. This comes amid a surge in fake election related videos and disinformation. NBC News' Tom Costello reports.
Anyone wanna bet the fraudulent ones are NOT all for Trump?
Actually, I would take that bet.In other news
Pennsylvania officials investigate 2,500 possibly fraudulent voter registrations
Authorities in Pennsylvania are investigating 2,500 voter registrations, some of which officials say appear to be fraudulent. This comes amid a surge in fake election related videos and disinformation. NBC News' Tom Costello reports.
Anyone wanna bet the fraudulent ones are NOT all for Trump?