Posted on 11/10/2020 12:05:10 PM PST by doug from upland
The county’s signature verification process didn’t work. The county flagged only my ballot — the most obvious signature that didn’t match. But the other ballots, featuring printed names and signatures that didn’t match those on file, all went through. In contrast, the county’s process for “curing” my signature worked well. It required me to submit photo ID proving I was who I claimed to be.
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All you have to do is look at the print on your forefinger. On top of that there should be registration for each and every election where you submit a fingerprint to receive a ballot. That would give you a tally of how many votes there should be in total.
We have the technology to reduce fraud to an insignificant number. We only need the will.
In NY, instead of signing into a book this year, they had you sign onto a computer screen.
With a popsicle stick.
My signature was a mess.
I don’t know how the heck you can verify signatures this year.
“We have the technology to reduce fraud to an insignificant number. We only need the will.”
The Democrats have the scams and will to create new loopholes, such as massive mail-in voting.
As this writer proved, anything other than the most obvious mismatch (he left blank lines for missing letters in his name) passed verification. For the reading challenged, he even went to far as to write his neighbors name in his handwriting, and had her sign it, trying to imitate his writing. Even though it wasn’t anything like her sig, of course it passed verification. According to him, even printing your name rather than the normal cursive passed.
One looks for key features, such as my B, my middle initial, the G of my last name and the way my last name tapers off.
My signature has four obvious key features.
Signature verification is not a joke.
My bank checks for signatures.
I have to educate them that my signature has variations.
The n in my last name may or may not be written carefully.
The looping B of my first name is very distinct.
>We have the technology to reduce fraud to an insignificant number. We only need the will.
Yes, but Democrats fight any attempt with their lame “it’s racist” BS.
I started signing that screen and when I saw how thick the line was, I stopped and said “I’m not Donald Trump”. The expression on people’s faces was priceless. My signature was a mess...and there was a typo. oh well.
How do you do that with a scrawl written with a popsicle sticks.
If I didn’t know it was me, I’d’ve asked for ID it was such a mess.
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