Michigan: One voter ID with 29 separate "votes" already. Yeah nothing wrong there, all good, move along ...

[para bellum]

Just like the law stops people from shooting up schools or stealing from a store?

The laws only stop the law abiding, for the others the law is there to punish.

How about an election system that flags ballots when the person has already voted?

This was caught by election watchdogs, not the State...

 

[Harpy Eagle]

How about an election system that flags ballots when the person has already voted?

In order for that to work, the machines would have to be all connected on line, which most people think is a bad idea

 

[para bellum]

In order for that to work, the machines would have to be all connected on line, which most people think is a bad idea

It's already that way. The tabulators are not online, but the servers connect through VPN's using FTP. Precincts update through flash drives daily.

The ballots come in, they are scanned and the signature matching is suppose to happen before the envelopes are ever opened. Those envelopes usually aren't opened before election day, but the voter can go online and see if his ballot was received.

This information comes from the database where voters can check if their ballot was received. That database can easily be cross-checked for multiple ID's, it's a simple SQL query. It should be automated.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

It's already that way. The tabulators are not online, but the servers connect through VPN's. Precincts update through flash drives daily.

The ballots come in, they are scanned and the signature matching is suppose to happen before the envelopes are ever opened. Those envelopes usually aren't opened before election day, but the voter can go online and see if his ballot was received.

This information comes from the database where voters can check if their ballot was received. That database can easily be cross-checked for multiple ID's, it's a simple SQL query. It should be automated.

That is how it works for a mail in ballot, but if I get in my car and drive to 7 different polling places how are they going to know it till after the fact?

 

[Seymour Flops]

But will the votes count? I note that they left that part out.

Of course they will! You can't disenfranchise for not being real. Whoever had that id identified as many voters.

 

[para bellum]

That is how it works for a mail in ballot, but if I get in my car and drive to 7 different polling places how are they going to know it till after the fact?

If you do it all on the same day you might not be caught at once, but if you are going to a polling place, you have to check in before you can cast your ballot. The QVF is updated at the polling places every day, and when you check in, it's supposed to check to make sure you are registered, and if you have already voted.

If it's mail-in ballots (like these are almost certain to be) then it happens when the envelope is scanned, and the same thing- it's supposed to check against the QVF and verify the voter is a registered voter, and hasn't already voted.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Calm down left winger, take your meds.

Go fuck yourself, magaturd.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Go fuck yourself, magaturd.

Stumbled and bumbled again

 

[lantern2814]

yes, it is election fraud. And if it is real, which is doubtful, it has been caught...just like it was supposed to be.

We know. You desperately need to believe this isn't true because your hero Harris has no chance in a fair election.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

It's already that way. The tabulators are not online, but the servers connect through VPN's using FTP. Precincts update through flash drives daily.

The ballots come in, they are scanned and the signature matching is suppose to happen before the envelopes are ever opened. Those envelopes usually aren't opened before election day, but the voter can go online and see if his ballot was received.

This information comes from the database where voters can check if their ballot was received. That database can easily be cross-checked for multiple ID's, it's a simple SQL query. It should be automated.

How do you know it's using an SQL database?

 

[para bellum]

How do you know it's using an SQL database?

Michigan is Dominion, that's SQL.

 

[para bellum]

There are legitimate reasons for some people to have their addresses hidden in the voter files. Certain public officials like judges could be targeted at their homes, victims of abuse need to be hidden from their abusers, etc.

So a false address is not necessarily fraud. It can be a false address for a legitimate reason.

But a voter ID is not PII, and there is no reason that every voter should not have a unique ID.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Michigan is Dominion, that's SQL.

Hmm. Didn't know that. Thanks for the info.

 

[Independent thinker]

Under investigation now.

This looks ugly, but Democrats are an ugly bunch.

This will be buried and the official line will be there is no fraudulent voting in the election.

 

[para bellum]

Hmm. Didn't know that. Thanks for the info.

I should clarify that it's not universal. There are a handful of counties in Michigan that use ES&S or Hart, but the vast majority (including Wayne Co, where this is taking place) are Dominion.

 

[Rawley]

If they caught this one, why would they not the rest, it is an easy thing to find.

Rasmussen caught it. Not election officials.

 

[excalibur]

They told Lara Trump and her team that it was a glitch, and they won't be counted. We'll see, we'll see, at least they know what was happening.

But what caused the glitch? A bunch of donkeys.

 

[para bellum]

They told Lara Trump and her team that it was a glitch, and they won't be counted. We'll see, we'll see, at least they know what was happening.

But what caused the glitch? A bunch of donkeys.

I think a more fulsome explanation that "it was just a glitch" is warranted.

Do the ballots exist, or is it a database error?

Saying they are duplicates and won't be counted doesn't explain anything...

 

[BluesLegend]

Stumbled and bumbled again

Stumblin is more triggered than usual today.

 

[Lesh]

Michigan is counting votes already?