Posted on 08/22/2017 3:51:00 PM PDT by lowbridge
A former elections worker in North Carolina was indicted Monday by a Durham County grand jury for mishandling provisional ballot results during the March 2016 primary election.
Richard Robert Rawling, 59, of Cary, was charged on the counts of obstruction of justice a felony and failure to discharge a duty of his office a misdemeanor.
An investigation of the states elections board determined Rawling ran or ordered subordinates to run provisional ballots through tabulators more than once and made manual changes to the ballot count so the results of the provisional canvass would match the number of approved provisional ballots.
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LIB/DIM lunatic or...?
Probably thousands and thousands of these across the country.
If I were a resident of Durham, I would sue that F-er or disenfranchising my vote.
A misdemeanor isn’t enough.
Had to be a liberal - if he was a Republican they would have led with that in the headline.
If he is a libtard, which I’m sure he is, likely a Tarheel graduate, and won’t live in the suburb Cary parts, likely resides in the little downtown Cary with the other professional students and NY Times and Economist subscribers.
Yeah, I know rhe area like the back of my hand.
Cary- Containment Area for Relocated Yankees
A dim?
LOL. A guy I was working with in Smithfield told me that last week. It’s mostly true. :^)
*snort*
That’s what needs to be done. Sue them until they are flat broke. Judges just give them slaps on the wrist. Civil court, hit them in the pocket book.
And I bet that went on big time in CA, hence Hillary’s popular vote “victory”.
Does that help? Also, they are claiming that the provisional ballots did not alter the eventual outcome.
A dim. A dhimmi. Dumbocrat. Demoncrat. A member of the subversive party. The party of slavery. The party of Jim Crow and the KKK. A Libturd. Libtard.
The outcome of the governor race was changed by Durham getting a judge to keep polls open longer but these provisional ballots helped no doubt
A poster on here from the area told me it when I asked about the area.
I only stated what they said, not that what they said was the truth. 8>)
But which election? The top of ballot election, or the dozens of lower ballot elections.
I understand that it may not matter much between gerrymandered places, like inner cities or most of Wyoming.
But it should not be allowed, especially when most military and overseas voters get an extra week or two to get their ballots in.
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