McCain and the Huck, two back stabbing RINOs fighting over some squirrel meat.
electronic voting machines are not working and paper ballots are not available
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well, ain’t that a hoot.
Voted for Buchanan again........
I just voted Conway North Precinct. No problems.
Are the machines casting ballots for Democrats?
One suspects that Bill Clinton will do a fair piece of campaigning there.
In one of the straw polls in SC last year, McCain was running a distant 2nd.
The location decided to stop counting for the night.
Miraculously, the next morning, when counting resumed, McCain ended up winning by a few votes.
Now I KNOW McCain is a Liberal...calling out “vote fraud” when he’s worried about losing.
“We are disturbed...”
That says it all right there....
So is your candidate pal...
THIS IS PROOF!!! IT’S RIGGED BY KARL ROVE!!! GEORGE BOOSH = HITLER AND IT’S THE JOOOOOZ!!!! I AM SPEEKING TROOF TO POWUR!!!
I’m getting a headache just doing that as a joke. What a sad pathetic hell those people live in.
Human Error Delayed Opening of Voting Machines in Some Horry County Precincts
http://www.scvotes.org/2008/01/19/human_error_delayed_opening_of_voting_machines_in_some_horry_county_precincts
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - January 19, 2008
COLUMBIA, SC-Voting machines are now available to voters in all 118 Horry County precincts. Some voters cast paper ballots today in 15-20 precincts because voting machines were not ready to accept votes. This issue was due to a human error in preparing the machines for the primary.
Before every election, all voting machines are tested to make sure they are operating correctly. One way this is done is by casting test votes on the machine to be sure it is recording them accurately. The final step in this process is to perform a “clear and test” procedure. This resets the test votes recorded on the machine to zero. Without performing this measure, the voting system will not allow machines to be opened for voting on election day. Horry County voting machine technicians worked throughout the morning and early afternoon to visit these affected precincts and perform this procedure.
South Carolina’s voting system has performed today as it was designed to perform. As with any system, its performance is dependent on election officials following proper operating procedures. The State Election Commission will continue to improve our education and training of election officials throughout the state in an effort to improve the conduct of elections.
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