Is this the norm?

[Paleman]

Today is the 10th. The election was on the 5th, which is five days ago, and we still do not have all the ballots counted for the House and the Senate races. How hard can that be?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Today is the 10th. The election was on the 5th, which is five days ago, and we still do not have all the ballots counted for the House and the Senate races. How hard can that be?

Arizona.

 

[progressive hunter]

Today is the 10th. The election was on the 5th, which is five days ago, and we still do not have all the ballots counted for the House and the Senate races. How hard can that be?

this is what seems to be the hold up,,

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[OldFlame]

this is what seems to be the hold up,,

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I'm not buying it, how many ballots are they waiting on exactly? Especially congressional districts, much smaller areas and vote totals.

 

[Auld Phart]

Today is the 10th. The election was on the 5th, which is five days ago, and we still do not have all the ballots counted for the House and the Senate races. How hard can that be?

no

this is the Norm.

 

[Concerned American]

Today is the 10th. The election was on the 5th, which is five days ago, and we still do not have all the ballots counted for the House and the Senate races. How hard can that be?

Been that way for at least the last three elections. LOL, before all of this fancy tech, we'd know who won by the next morning at the latest.

 

[lg325]

With all the new tech when it comes to vote counting things have not changed, it always takes days to get the final count.

 

[Alan Stallion]

I can only speak of California, but the push for vote-by-mail (especially during the Covid year of 2020 when every registered voter got a vote-by-mail ballot) significantly increased the time it takes.

You have to verify the signatures before you open the envelope and process the ballots. They may go through up to three passes to confirm a signature (I've witnessed and talked to officials at my local Registrar of Voters).

Once the Mail Ballots have been processed, then you examine the "provisional ballots" and see if they qualify to be processed.

As of this posting, in my county the Unprocessed Ballots estimates are:
138,000 Unprocessed Vote by Mail Ballots, on or before Election Day
19,000 Unprocessed Vote by Mail Ballots, after Election Day.
16,000 Unprocessed Conditional Voter Registration Ballots
1,000 Unprocessed Provisional Ballots
0 Other
6,000 Challenged (pending voter signature)

Total: 180,000 Unprocessed
(last updated November 10 at 9:00am)

compare that to the 570,636 votes have been Processed

Still enough votes that could swing a close race, like school board.

For example, on Wednesday, in one of the school board races I have an interest in, one of the incumbents was behind by a mere three votes. He's now up almost 300 trending in favor of him retaining.

 

[OldFlame]

I can only speak of California, but the push for vote-by-mail (especially during the Covid year of 2020 when every registered voter got a vote-by-mail ballot) significantly increased the time it takes.

You have to verify the signatures before you open the envelope and process the ballots. They may go through up to three passes to confirm a signature (I've witnessed and talked to officials at my local Registrar of Voters).

Once the Mail Ballots have been processed, then you examine the "provisional ballots" and see if they qualify to be processed.

As of this posting, in my county the Unprocessed Ballots estimates are:
138,000 Unprocessed Vote by Mail Ballots, on or before Election Day
19,000 Unprocessed Vote by Mail Ballots, after Election Day.
16,000 Unprocessed Conditional Voter Registration Ballots
1,000 Unprocessed Provisional Ballots
0 Other
6,000 Challenged (pending voter signature)

Total: 180,000 Unprocessed
(last updated November 10 at 9:00am)

compare that to the 570,636 votes have been Processed

Still enough votes that could swing a close race, like school board.

For example, on Wednesday, in one of the school board races I have an interest in, one of the incumbents was behind by a mere three votes. He's now up almost 300 trending in favor of him retaining.

Mail in should be illegal, show up in person with ID, or absentee if you're out of the area and not able to do that.

 

[Concerned American]

I can only speak of California, but the push for vote-by-mail (especially during the Covid year of 2020 when every registered voter got a vote-by-mail ballot) significantly increased the time it takes.

You have to verify the signatures before you open the envelope and process the ballots. They may go through up to three passes to confirm a signature (I've witnessed and talked to officials at my local Registrar of Voters).

Once the Mail Ballots have been processed, then you examine the "provisional ballots" and see if they qualify to be processed.

As of this posting, in my county the Unprocessed Ballots estimates are:
138,000 Unprocessed Vote by Mail Ballots, on or before Election Day
19,000 Unprocessed Vote by Mail Ballots, after Election Day.
16,000 Unprocessed Conditional Voter Registration Ballots
1,000 Unprocessed Provisional Ballots
0 Other
6,000 Challenged (pending voter signature)

Total: 180,000 Unprocessed
(last updated November 10 at 9:00am)

compare that to the 570,636 votes have been Processed

Still enough votes that could swing a close race, like school board.

For example, on Wednesday, in one of the school board races I have an interest in, one of the incumbents was behind by a mere three votes. He's now up almost 300 trending in favor of him retaining.

I concur with everything you posted, but I believe that it is so much BS. The mail in ballots by and large should be "signature verified" before election day as they arrive and the ballot envelope placed in a secure holding area until election day when they would be counted immediately after the polls open. IMHO

 

[Obiwan]

Today is the 10th. The election was on the 5th, which is five days ago, and we still do not have all the ballots counted for the House and the Senate races. How hard can that be?

Come on, man.

It takes time for the Democrats to create fake ballots and stuff the ballot boxes!!!

 

[Alan Stallion]

I concur with everything you posted, but I believe that it is so much BS. The mail in ballots by and large should be "signature verified" before election day as they arrive and the ballot envelope placed in a secure holding area until election day when they would be counted immediately after the polls open. IMHO

Indeed. It's absurd.

 

[DonGlock26]

Today is the 10th. The election was on the 5th, which is five days ago, and we still do not have all the ballots counted for the House and the Senate races. How hard can that be?

It's the norm for the corrupt McCain Rino political machine in Maricopa co. AZ

 

[Thunk]

Remember the florida recount for al gore?

 

[Doc7505]

I'm not buying it, how many ballots are they waiting on exactly? Especially congressional districts, much smaller areas and vote totals.

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Democrats frantically trying to masintain some contril.
kari Lake undoubtedly a better choice than the Democrat low-life that served divorce papers while his wofe was hospitalized delivering his child...

 

[Obiwan]

Remember the florida recount for al gore?

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What I remember most is how Gore renounced his US citizenship when he lost, and moved to Australia.

But he did invent the internet, where we can mock the buffoon!!!

 

[Doc7505]

Remember the florida recount for al gore?

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Ah Yes... Those elusive "Hanging Chads", and enough votes suddenly found in the trunk of car, or a flood in a bathroom deliberat;y created so extra votes could be tallied.

 

[BluesLegend]

What I remember most is how Gore renounced his US citizenship when he lost, and moved to Australia.

But he did invent the internet, where we can mock the buffoon!!!

Al Gore: Wait for it...lock box!

 

[Thunk]

and enough votes suddenly found in the trunk of car,

That was for this guy...

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Today is the 10th. The election was on the 5th, which is five days ago, and we still do not have all the ballots counted for the House and the Senate races. How hard can that be?

Math is racist.