First 100 days = ban Dominion and other electronic programmable voting machines
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What about all the studies that show 2020 was legit?There was cheating in FLA 2000. The Democrat Party deliberately tossed BLACK REPUBLICAN ballots...
And it was BUSTED DOING SO by the USA TODAY recount...
The Lessons of Florida 2000
Issues to settle now, in advance of the next close contestwww.hoover.org
A study by John Lott reports black Republican voters were an astonishing 50 to 66 times more likely than the average black to have a spoiled ballot, and that black Democratic voters actually had a slightly lower spoilage rate than the average voter.
The Democrat Party deliberately disenfranchised BLACK REPUBLICAN VOTERS
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LOL!!!
The Co2 FRAUD is being obliterated in the Enviro section...
are you still too chicken to answer basic climate questions??
1. Why does one Earth polar circle have 9+ times the ice of the other?
2. Why is there ice age glacier south of Arctic Circle on Greenland but no such ice age glacier north of Arctic Circle on Alaska?
3. If the oceans are "warming" why is the record decade for canes still the 1940s?
4. If the oceans are "rising" why can't we see one single photo of land sinking?
5. How did Co2 thaw North America and freeze Greenland at the same time?
Throw all this out if shady Diebold voting machines rigged the count. Which they did.There was cheating in FLA 2000. The Democrat Party deliberately tossed BLACK REPUBLICAN ballots...
And it was BUSTED DOING SO by the USA TODAY recount...
The Lessons of Florida 2000
Issues to settle now, in advance of the next close contest
A study by John Lott reports black Republican voters were an astonishing 50 to 66 times more likely than the average black to have a spoiled ballot, and that black Democratic voters actually had a slightly lower spoilage rate than the average voter.
The Democrat Party deliberately disenfranchised BLACK REPUBLICAN VOTERS
Dominion doesn’t have any negative press. Look at how shady Diebold was. Look a the owners affection for bush. Be real.
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Dominion now owns what used to be Diebold, you bloody fucking buffoon!
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Different owners. The owner of Diebold headed the re elect bush in Ohio 2004. Nothing shady about that.Dominion now owns what used to be Diebold, you bloody fucking buffoon!
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The answer is YES you are still TOO CHICKEN to even answer basic climate questions....
And par for the course of being a left wing science invalid, you confuse weather with climate...
What about the Iowa Caucus....
If your FRAUd was COOLING your BEAKED BIRDBRAIN would have been yapping about that ....
We agree. Don’t trust electronic voting machines.Dominion now owns what used to be Diebold, you bloody fucking buffoon!
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I’ll go check. All I know is Diebold voting machines were so shady the government forced them to sell to my buddies company which is Greek Canadian owned. My ex married one of the partners. Fox/Rudy lies about them made my ex a millionaire.
Dominion Voting Systems acquired Premier on May 19, 2010.[7] "We are extremely pleased to conclude this transaction, which will restore much-needed competition to the American voting systems market and will allow Dominion to expand its capabilities and operational footprint to every corner of the United States," said John Poulos, CEO of Dominion. The transaction was approved by the Department of Justice and nine state attorneys general
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Four election vulnerabilities uncovered by a Michigan Engineer
All have solutions, some are implemented.news.engin.umich.edu
We need free and fair elections the American people can trust.
1. ban the electronic programmable voting machine
2. mandate all votes be counted day of election, not weeks after, no "postmarked" BS, mail ins are due a full 10 days before the election
3. a clear documentable paper trail of how everyone voted, and who voted
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In my State ... ID is required ... They swipe the magnetic strip on your license or ID ...
They verify your address and program a card applicable to your precinct ...
The programmable electronic voting booth not only counts my votes correctly ...
It sends me a text on my phone verifying what I voted for, and that it has been counted.
Perhaps some places just need better and more accountable/reliable equipment ...
And I am going to be pissed off if you make where I vote go back to the Stone Age ...
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In my State ... ID is required ... They swipe the magnetic strip on your license or ID ...
They verify your address and program a card applicable to your precinct ...
The programmable electronic voting booth not only counts my votes correctly ...
It sends me a text on my phone verifying what I voted for, and that it has been counted.
Perhaps some places just need better and more accountable/reliable equipment ...
And I am going to be pissed off if you make where I vote go back to the Stone Age ...
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No the owner wasn’t Jewish. Holy shit even 2004 was rigged.
Diebold: the controversial manufacturer of voting and ATM machines, whose name conjures up the demons of Ohio’s 2004 presidential election irregularities, is now finally under indictment for a “worldwide pattern of criminal conduct.” Federal prosecutors filed charges against Diebold, Inc. on Tuesday, October 22, 2013 alleging that the North Canton, Ohio-based security and manufacturing company bribed government officials and falsified documents to obtain business in China, Indonesia and Russia. Diebold has agreed to pay $50 million to settle the two criminal counts against it. This is not the first time Diebold’s been accused of bribery. In 2005, the Free Press exposed that Matt Damschroder, Republican chair of the Franklin County of Elections in 2004, reported that a key Diebold operative told Damschroder he made a $50,000 contribution to then-Ohio Secretary of State J. Kenneth Blackwell's “political interests” while Blackwell was evaluating Diebold's bids for state purchasing contracts. Damschroder admitted to personally accepting a $10,000 check from former Diebold contractor Pasquale “Patsy” Gallina made out to the Franklin County Republican Party. That contribution was made while Damschroder was involved in evaluating Diebold bids for county contracts. Damschroder was suspended for a month without pay for the incident. Despite the scandal, he was later appointed as Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted's Director of Elections. The ghosts of 2004 election irregularities Diebold was at the center of Ohio’s 2004 election debacle, much of this captured in an article by Free Press Senior Editor Harvey Wasserman and this author, entitled, “Diebold’s Political Machine.” Walden "Wally" O'Dell, chairman of the board and chief executive of Diebold, was a long-time funder of Republican candidates. In September 2003, he held a packed $1,000-per-head GOP fundraiser at his 10,800-square-foot mansion Cotswold Manor in Upper Arlington, Ohio. He was feted as a guest at then-President George W. Bush's Texas ranch, joining a cadre of “Pioneers and Rangers” who pledged to raise more than $100,000 for the Bush reelection campaign. Most memorably, in 2003 O'Dell penned a letter pledging his commitment “to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the President.” O'Dell defended his actions, telling the Cleveland Plain Dealer “I'm not doing anything wrong or complicated.” But he also promised to lower his political profile and “try to be more sensitive.” But the Diebold boss' partisan cards were squarely on the table. Prior to the 2004 election, Blackwell tried to award a $100 million unbid contract to Diebold for electronic voting machines.
The problem isn't the machines. It's more in the registration system.
I can speak to that. I worked this election as an IT person, saw everything up close and personal.
Los Angeles county uses Smartmatic, and those machines are all paper ballots. None of them are connected to the internet. Each machine is a stand alone computer, with just a printer and a secure ballot box. The ballot boxes are secured every day and overnight, by a set of coded zip ties. If anyone tried to tamper with a seal, it is instantly and loudly visible. IT people are required to scan the seals every morning and every evening, which established overnight integrity.
How it works is, you check in at a desk, where the workers have iPads that are connected to LA's registration system. Once they've identified you, they print a ballot for you on the spot. The ballot has a personalized QR code on it, and it has all your choices for the precinct where you live. You take this paper ballot and walk over to the Smartmatic machine if your choice, feed the ballot into the machine, and vote. When you're done voting, the machine gives you the ballot back so you can look at it and make sure it's correct. Then, you put the ballot back in and it goes directly into the secure ballot box.
It's actually a very good system, probably one of the best in the country. If there's an issue, it's with the registration/lookup. And I only saw one mistake in 10 days of voting, with thousands of voters. Once and only once, someone who lives in Sun Valley was given a ballot for Lancaster. It was detected immediately, before the person had a chance to vote. In such a case the person is given a provisional ballot with the correct information and it's up to the officials on the back end to sort it out.
Zincwarrior
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Are you going to pay for it?Four election vulnerabilities uncovered by a Michigan Engineer
All have solutions, some are implemented.
We need free and fair elections the American people can trust.
1. ban the electronic programmable voting machine
2. mandate all votes be counted day of election, not weeks after, no "postmarked" BS, mail ins are due a full 10 days before the election
3. a clear documentable paper trail of how everyone voted, and who voted
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