Posted on 11/03/2020 7:30:55 AM PST by knighthawk
Ohios most populous county, Franklin, switched to paper poll books after experiencing technical difficulties on Election Day, Secretary of State Frank LaRose said Tuesday.
Officials warned residents to brace for long lines and wait times early on election morning when polling workers began using the old-fashioned method to check in voters after learning that their electronic check-in system was not fully updated with new data.
"It's important to note that this does NOT impact voting machines in any way, and only modifies how voters are checked in," a spokesperson for La Rose said on Twitter.
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“Technical difficulties” in Allegheny County, PA too.
Is this the “hammer” that Steve Bannon was yammering about?
How convenient.
They’ve only had how long to get ready for today? 4 years!
Is this a ploy to slow/limit R voters on election day??
Same thing going on in minneapolis.
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Ohio county using backup paper system to check in voters after technical issues
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Posted on 11/3/2020, 10:30:55 AM by knighthawk
Attempting to suppress heavily Republican in-person voting by slowing down the lines. It won’t work.
OMG!!!
The election is TODAY?!?!?!?!
WHY HAS NOBODY TOLD ME BEFORE NOW?!?!?!?!?!
/a big S
I don’t know why anyone would use touch screen ballots.
Glad I requested my absentee ballot mid Sept.
I took Ohio a month to get it to me.
Not impressed with LaRose and company.
DNC makes call send some boys to Franklin county asap.
hahaha I’m in a no early in-person voting state, so I’m voting today. No way was I going to trust by ballot to any fanatics in the USPS.
Using paper is the GA failsafe/last resort as well.
It works.
Trust computers and coders! After all, Lucifer loves them.
Michigan uses paper ballots
Amazing with all of the technology we have, we cannot handle voting!
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