The ballots are printed by the local county election commissioner.
There is no such thing as an “official federal ballot.”
Not necessarily. I worked for a printing company in Delaware County PA in the 80’s and 90’s. We had the contract for printing:
- Voting machine ballots (voting machines were the old-style ones with levers)
- Absentee ballots
- Sample ballots for both parties
We had the contracts for printing them for all four of PA’s suburban Philly counties:
- Delaware
- Montgomery
- Chester
- Bucks
Data entry and printing of the ballots were separately contracted out to private companies. The data entry company would call us when the data was ready and they’d ship it to us on a 9-track reel tape.
To say the data that we got from the data entry company was garbage would be an understatement:
- Candidates under the wrong office in certain precincts
- Entire parties transposed in certain precincts
- Misspellings everywhere
- County-wide candidates entirely missing in certain precincts
Most of our software was dedicated to flagging and correcting these errors.
You are post #3 and got to call it a hoax didn’t you?
So what do you make of this?
Posting this showing they planed this for a while
33 states accepted DHS aid to secure elections (2017)
https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/344981-33-states-accepted-dhs-aid-to-secure-elections
http://freerepublic.com/focus/news/3902362/posts?page=43#43
It’s amazing like Reagan said “It’s not so much what liberals don’t know, it’s how much they know that isn’t so!”
While there may not be an ‘official’ federal watermark for the ballots. There is certainly a real watermark created on each paper printed created by the printer. This is designed to tell which printer any sheet of printed paper came from. It has been used countless times as evidence in multiple crimes.
“There is no such thing as an “official federal ballot.”
Correct.
But that won’t stop these folks from listening to the BS stories, and believing because they want to.