[Lurking Libertarian]

"Trust us," when we say that you lost the election, but no, we won't let you actually see the records of who voted. Just accept that we said you lost.

He's been given access to the records of everyone who voted, just not to their social security numbers and dates of birth. What he's complaining about is that state law makes him pay the cost of redacting the SSNs and DOBs.

[Political Junkie Too]

I thought he was not given access to a dozen or so Cochran-friendly counties. That's what he's suing for.

As well as not being given access, they are stalling by saying that if he did get access, it would be redacted and he'd have to pay for it.

-PJ

[Political Junkie Too]

Make that 9 counties, not an even dozen.

-PJ

[Hostage]

What you say is untrue and you know it.

He is not allowed access to the poll books which were present at each precinct and were in fact used as tally sheets to record whether a voter voted or not. Tally sheets are considered part of the ballot box materials. A motion for reconsideration is now before the MS Supreme Court to emphasize that in fact the poll books were used as tally sheets.

The poll books are kept during the election by volunteers who come from each party. McDaniel and his officially designated supporters are able to view all and any of the precinct poll books during the election but now that the election is concluded, the MS Secretary of State who is a Barbour stooge has prevented the McDaniel campaign from reviewing the very poll books for which they had all rights to monitor during the election. 60 counties in MS have granted McDaniel access to the poll books/tally sheets without any restriction and that fact of itself points to a deception on the part of Hosemann.

McDaniel is not allowed access because the poll book/tally sheets are being withheld in 19 counties that are controlled by the Cochran camp. They are charging McDaniel a dollar per page for ‘access’. At an average 14,000 pages per precinct multiplied by 19 counties, the Cochran camp is requiring a payment of at least $266,000 for ‘access’ to ‘copies’. That’s not access, that’s a barrier to access.

Put all the above together with the affidavits from TTV of alteration of original poll books using sharpee pens and white out on information that is not associated with voter privacy, which would not show up on ‘copies’, and it is obvious the vote fraud is assured if McDaniel accedes to the contrivances of the Cochran people.