[Buckeye McFrog]

When I went to vote my polling place had large signs all over the doors stating that “Photography and Video Recording are PROHIBITED on this premises. Turn Off Cell Phones!”

Had never seen these signs before in 15 years of voting there.

NOW I know WHY!!!

[grobdriver]

It doesn't matter who votes.

What matters is who counts the votes - and in this case, who maintains the electronic voting machines.

We find that out, and I'll wager we won't be surprised at their party affiliation.

[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

Suzanne D. Patrick (42%) LOST to Scott Rigell (57.9%). LOL!! Nice try, Dems.. CAUGHT, blue-handed.

[Swede Girl]

Not surprised at all.

[I want the USA back]

They call it a glitch when in reality it’s a programming error (or deliberate choice). A glitch is an unexplained, one time problem caused by a hardware malfunction.

[arthurus]

Consider what the makeup of Congress would be now were ther no voting fraud. Consider Maryland where fraud, non-citizen voting and other more traditional fraud, probably accounts for north of 10% of the vote and they elected a Republican governor. Without Fraud the modern Democrats would represent a much smaller portion of the country.

[TomGuy]

... why are these glitches always found in favor of Democrats?

I have noticed that same thing. I do not recall ever seeing a voting machine complaint that the machine only picks the Republicans.

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I have also posted that, if casinoes can program gambling equipment to produce a certain number of wins, then programming voting equipment would not be much different.

[FateAmenableToChange]

Voting fraud should be death penalty eligible.

[TexasGunLover]

What you’re looking at is a resistive touchscreen alignment error, and nothing more. Were you to reverse the two candidates, the same thing would occur.

[oh8eleven]

why are these glitches always found in favor of Democrats?
And except for Bush/Gore 2000, when was the last time a recount went in favor of the GOP?

[Albion Wilde]

I had it happen to my ballot, and had to go back twice and correct it. To be fair, the only possible neutral explanation is that the democrat name appears below the republican name, and the machine is responding to heat sensitivity from the thumb below the pointing finger.

Still, ridiculous. And likely the developers calibrated it just that way. If necessary, they could tie a stylus to each machine to provide a precise selection.

[pierrem15]

Same BS when its a close election: ever notice how they almost always break for Dems? I saw a study recently that showed that in races decided by less than 2%, the Dems win 80%-90% of the time, which is statistically impossible.

The margin of fraud appears to be about 1%-3% of votes cast.