I am sooo glad that this vid finally made it here. I looked for hours the other day to post it as I’d seen it elsewhere, and couldn’t find it through their search function. I didn’t recall what the vid was called, or who’d made it.
I’ve posted several times about reprogramming the voting machines, and checking the machines prior to the polls opening, and this is vid is exactly what was in my mind as I posted.
Furthermore, some of the people here on this forum have talked about seeing people going around with a usb key, and inserting them into the voting machines. Who certifies what’s on those usb keys??
The usb keys CAN be a good thing if they are ‘clean’ and contain NO software to alter the results such as was seen in the op’s vid. They can keep a count on a timed basis which can be compared to machine output, but if the machine is compromised such as was seen in the vid, then nothing valuable is provided.
Humans can make errors in counting, and an honest error is one thing, but to have a machine programmed to deliberately alter vote results...is it really worth it for the sake of speed? Human error wouldn’t be nearly as bad/numerous as an altered machine.
Whoever talked about taking the ballot to the PO for registered delivery is on to something. That’s a good idea as I intend to vote by this method. I saw an article on the vid page about a post man who deliberately destroyed trump votes. I need to go back and look at that article.
Once again, thank you for posting this vid.
“Furthermore, some of the people here on this forum have talked about seeing people going around with a usb key, and inserting them into the voting machines. Who certifies what’s on those usb keys??”
I have witnessed this happen. I’m an election clerk. One recent election a man showed up with a USB key (I’m no computer whiz) and stated he needed to enter it into the vote tabulator (for those who don’t know, the tabulator is the machine the paper ballots are entered into and the machine (supposedly) counts the ballots in place of humans). I wouldn’t let him or his flash drive near the machine until I called the County Clerk and received permission for him to do so, which the County Clerk did give. BTW, the County Clerk is a Dem. What I don’t get, is why this guy, who supposedly was a representative of the tabulator company (Diebold) needed to put this chip into the machine about midday , when the machine appeared to be working fine. If I recall correctly, our county results of that particular election were very surprising, as in the results definitely seemed to have been manipulated.