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To: Buckeye McFrog

The machines at my voting place are electronic yet have a complete curtain for voting privacy. Video will be running. :-)

103 posted on 10/25/2016 10:43:51 AM PDT by Blue Jays ( Rock hard ~ Ride free)
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To: Blue Jays
Each county must have hundreds of machines. The Election office will not check all of them, or maybe even any of them. Having worked as a precinct voting inspector, our instructions were to plug in the machine, make sure the ballot was proper, and then have the machine do it’s own internal diagnostic test. We had no way of checking the type of vote switching chicanery happening here. And for that matter, the election board probably didn’t either. The “error” does not take place until an actual ballot is being cast once the machine goes live. It’s a pretty well written code error; whoever programmed it has knowledge of how the equipment is handled and tested, and how they can make it happen only when the ballot is being cast. And damn right, it’s deliberate. I’ve posted before that the DNC has a political map of the United States down to the precinct level, and they also have very good internal poling. They know exactly how many votes they need to manufacture to get to 270 Electoral Votes. They can target the heavily democrat and democrat supervised precincts in the swing states, and “preload” the machines with the right number of votes to take the state. Of course, with a little extra padding to be sure. We are watching it play out now. And the fact that they think they can swing Texas this way is not encouraging. Post Reply | Private Reply | To 23 | View Replies
107 posted on 10/25/2016 10:48:12 AM PDT by timestax (American Media = Domestic Enemy)
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