[E. Pluribus Unum]

She came to vote in the Republican primary on June 24th and the poll worker checked the poll book and saw that she was marked as having voted in the Democrat primary on June 3rd so the poll worker denied her a ballot. One problem though Ð she was in the hospital on June 3rd. She had a colonoscopy that day and did not vote. No corruption, no fraud, just a simple human mistake.

Sounds like some thoughtful Democrat voted for her while she was indisposed.

[silverleaf]

Can you believe this crap???

Democrat fraud voting used as an alibi!

[Paine in the Neck]

Sounds like some thoughtful Democrat voted for her while she was indisposed.

Precisely. It's not the example I would have chosen to illustrate the integrity of the voting process I was supervising.

[Dr. Sivana]

She had a colonoscopy that day and did not vote.

If you had a colonoscopy in the morning, you are out of the hospital in the afternoon.

[livius]

Hinds County, unfortunately, was where several McDaniel campaign people were accidentally locked themselves into the courthouse where they had gone late at night to check the voting records. I don’t know if they were there legitimately, that is, as regular poll watchers verifying the tallies, or if they just had just taken it upon themselves to look into suspicions of fraud, but it certainly didn’t look good in the press.

I think there is probably something seriously wrong in Hinds County and the local board of elections is used to covering up their errors.

As for the lady with the colonoscopy, that’s not an all-day procedure, and the polls stay open for long enough hours that she could have voted either before or afterwards.

[EDINVA]

Indisposed all day? Not hardly.