November 04, 2020
Nothing to See Here. Move Along
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Also: A person named Jason Demoine Daniel voted in last night's election (In Michigan). He voted Absentee, which, I suppose is fine since, having been born in 1850, he's probably quite frail. He was 11 at the start of the Civil War, he saw the nation transition from agricultural, developing country to industrial powerhouse. What things this person might have seen; Passenger Pigeons, American Locusts, the first cars and planes, Hell, given his proximity to Illinois, he might have witnessed The Great Chicago Fire! There is no telling what knowledge he might be able to impart to us. We should have some historians go interview this amazing human resource.
Unless....his longevity is due to him being a Dracula or something. In that case send monster hunters.
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dont know about the others links, but sharpies are actually the preferred method for az machines.
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2020/nov/04/facebook-posts/voting-machines-dont-read-ballots-filled-sharpies-/
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2020/nov/04/facebook-posts/voting-machines-dont-read-ballots-filled-sharpies-/
Posted by: punchy at Thu Nov 5 06:00:16 2020 (3Ihg2)
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The sharpie is not the issue, VA ballots use sharpies too and because of Coronachan, they are giving every voter here a sharpie. The issue is that because either the ballot, or the sharpie were not within spec and the sharpie bled through, the ballot was discarded. Again, that is not an issue, it could, in fact be a PEBBABB issue in that she might have pressed too hard on the ballot with the sharpie. The issue is that they discarded the ballot and if the allegations are true they did not allow it to be replaced after being destroyed.
Of all the shenanigans I've heard about, this is either the least consequential, or deeply disturbing. It could be a miscommunication and a voter (not unreasonably IMHO) who's a bit paranoid and as a result unfairly jumped to conclusions, or it could be that the poll worker upon rendering assistance noted that the voter had voted for a particular candidate and decided that "No...this vote doesn't need to be counted". Most of the other shenanigans like stopping the vote count in areas that Trump is over-performing are clearly done by people very high up in the party apparatus who are either politically appointed or in explicitly partisan positions. The rank and file is not implicated. A poll worker would be troubling, but we don't know any details here to any degree of reliability beyond witness testimony.
(Oh right...Problem Exists Between Ballot And Ballot Box)
Of all the shenanigans I've heard about, this is either the least consequential, or deeply disturbing. It could be a miscommunication and a voter (not unreasonably IMHO) who's a bit paranoid and as a result unfairly jumped to conclusions, or it could be that the poll worker upon rendering assistance noted that the voter had voted for a particular candidate and decided that "No...this vote doesn't need to be counted". Most of the other shenanigans like stopping the vote count in areas that Trump is over-performing are clearly done by people very high up in the party apparatus who are either politically appointed or in explicitly partisan positions. The rank and file is not implicated. A poll worker would be troubling, but we don't know any details here to any degree of reliability beyond witness testimony.
(Oh right...Problem Exists Between Ballot And Ballot Box)
Posted by: The Brickmuppet at Thu Nov 5 09:16:25 2020 (5iiQK)
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I am personally more concerned about the fact that when I submitted my Sharpie(TM) filled ballot (Which at least for the optical readers in my county, was perfectly fine - as confirmed via messages with the local county party establishment.), I was told I could put the ballot into the machine with regardless of which side was facing up - and the poll worker was in a position to see what I had filled out on the ballot. When I saw that, I made sure that my ballot was facing down, because even with bleed through, it can be hard to tell which I filled. That being said, it was hardly a secret in the polling place that I was with the minority party in my municipality (When they were checking my registration, the person announced it - and the whole polling place was one big open area without any dividers.), so who knows.
Posted by: cxt217 at Thu Nov 5 17:46:25 2020 (4i7w0)
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