Posted on 10/31/2024 1:57:11 PM PDT by DFG
Most secure election in US history.
A poll greeter in Dallas, Texas told one of Steven Crowder’s reporters that he found a folded piece of paper with username and login password for voting machines lying on the ground.
“I’m working as a poll greeter. I was going to check the count and as I’m maybe about 20 feet from the door, I looked down, piece of paper right here so I picked it up and I open it and it’s got passwords for the election machines,” a poll worker told a reporter.
The poll worker said he confirmed that he indeed found the login and passwords to get into the poll books lying on the ground.
The Dallas County Election Department told the undercover reporter of the piece of paper lying on the ground: “It’s not supposed to be not on the premises, no sir!”
The Texas Attorney General’s office said of the password and login information: “It would not be for the voting machine itself,” Alicia from the Texas AG’s office said. “It would either be for where you deposit the ballot, the counter, or the e-poll book would kind of be the two places where you would have that potential login.”
The poll book is where people can look up registration.
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
Accidentally on purpose.
Finger prints?????.
just sent the link to my cousin who is a poll worker. She claims out votes are secure and accurate. Hmmm, evidence seems to contradict that.
For your elucidation.
@SpartaJustice
This is what is going on with Dominion voting. The man speaking was awarded the Distinguished Intelligence Medal in 2000 and the Intelligence Star in 2004.
America and the world must know this truth.
https://x.com/SpartaJustice/status/1851757826210734317?t=5Fpal_HxjU1VFh4f7MDAmg
You mean the voting machines that were never to be connected to the internet with LAN port included.
I’ve never heard of anyone rigging votes in WV. Our system says you will go to your court house in your precinct and no where else. I know the gals working at my court house and Most of the voters. That’s the way it’s done. The joys of living in a small state.
The poll books can and are now modified on the fly by the states. They are connected to the internet. This allows control of all aspects of state controlled vote fraud by the state itself in conjunction with democrat vote groups on the ground.
Now it used to be that voter registration activity had to be completed before the election. Paper copies were then sent out and they were used for the polls. Entries could not simply appear and disappear at will. We need to go back to paper for this activity as well.
Bttt
I’m a Dallas area election judge for Nov. 5. I’ve been studying the process for weeks. The training username is “Judge”. I would hope this isn’t the official username in the judge’s notebook on the day!
When the Demagogic Party sez, "our democracy is at stake", they're not talking about your democracy.
Bingo
This is correct - this password is not for the machine where you cast the vote and print your ballot, nor is it for the tabulator, where you deposit the printed ballot. The tabulator doesn’t even have a remote login capability or any provision for a keyboard or keypad to login with. No touchscreen either.
The Dallas machines that count the votes don’t have networking capability. They also don’t have USB.
Ping !
You’re clueless or complicit.
No, I was looking at the actual machines today. Was going to vote but had a power outage at the location. The tabulator doesn’t have a login (as in you can’t).
Someone else on this thread says they are a Dallas election judge and they stated it was a training login, which means it can’t do anything.
Power outages—yet another reason not to have voting machines!
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