Rigged: Fulton County GA refuses to allow poll watchers for “special” ballot drops on the weekend.

[JohnDB]

 

[The Irish Ram]

As far as the ballot dropoffs, I can't really see a problem. It does not sound like they are talking about unattended drop boxes, but turning in a ballot to an election worker in person. You can't really deny someone that.

GA is like PA- there is a huge decrease in mail-in ballots this time around.
2020 there were 1.78 Million mail-in ballots requested.
2024 has only 315K.

Much harder to cheat when people are voting in person...

Dominion machines can change votes within seconds and no one can see it...

 

[JohnDB]

 

[para bellum]

Dominion machines can change votes with in seconds and no one can see it...

The voters need to verify their printed ballots when they use BMD's.

We have to remain vigilant when it comes to the back-end, but it is a sophisticated thing to manipulate the databases. The tabulators will accurately count the ballots, and the tapes will be made public.

It's the mail-in paper you have to watch. Once that ballot is separated from the envelope, it's going to be counted.

This is why I have a lot more confidence in this election. There is a hell of a lot less paper floating around out there this year...

 

[Rawley]

As far as the ballot dropoffs, I can't really see a problem. It does not sound like they are talking about unattended drop boxes, but turning in a ballot to an election worker in person. You can't really deny someone that.

Except that GA law explicitly states that absentee voting ended yesterday.

(d)

• (1)There shall be a period of advance voting that shall commence:
  • (A) On the fourth Monday immediately prior to each primary or election; and
  • (B)As soon as possible prior to a runoff from any general primary or election but no later than the second Monday immediately prior to such runoff
    and shall end on the Friday immediately prior to each primary, election, or runoff.

2023 CODE OF GEORGIA :: Title 21 - ELECTIONS (§§ 21-1-1 — 21-5-76) :: Chapter 2 - ELECTIONS AND PRIMARIES GENERALLY (§§ 21-2-1 — 21-2-604) :: Article 10 - ABSENTEE VOTING (§§ 21-2-380 — 21-2-390) :: Section 21-2-385 - Procedure for voting by absentee

Justia Free Databases of US Laws, Codes & Statutes

law.justia.com

 

[OKTexas]

Democrats never give up on election tampering. We better have boots on the ground and eyeballs everywhere.

Commies in Houston are allowing inmates in the jail to vote with out legally required ID. They claim the inmate wrist bands are good enough. These MFs in both States need to be prosecuted and jailed. That's the only way to put a stop to this shit.

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[Crepitus]

“But, but, but, there is no election rules being broken!” We are told by the left over and over.


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Georgia GOP threatens lawsuit against deep-blue Fulton County over extended absentee voting

Republicans are threatening to sue Fulton County, Georgia after it and several other counties extended office hours for dropping off absentee ballots in person.

www.foxnews.com

Dems can’t help but to cheat in elections. They know they can’t win any other way.

That's fake.

 

[JohnDB]

 

[para bellum]

Except that GA law explicitly states that absentee voting ended yesterday.

(d)

• (1)There shall be a period of advance voting that shall commence:
  • (A) On the fourth Monday immediately prior to each primary or election; and
  • (B)As soon as possible prior to a runoff from any general primary or election but no later than the second Monday immediately prior to such runoff
    and shall end on the Friday immediately prior to each primary, election, or runoff.

2023 CODE OF GEORGIA :: Title 21 - ELECTIONS (§§ 21-1-1 — 21-5-76) :: Chapter 2 - ELECTIONS AND PRIMARIES GENERALLY (§§ 21-2-1 — 21-2-604) :: Article 10 - ABSENTEE VOTING (§§ 21-2-380 — 21-2-390) :: Section 21-2-385 - Procedure for voting by absentee

Justia Free Databases of US Laws, Codes & Statutes

law.justia.com

I read through the whole thing and I think you're correct. It does appear that Friday was the hard stop for early voting.

The voters knew the window for early voting- if they missed it it's their fault. They will have to show up on Tuesday and submit their ballot (if permitted) or vote a provisional.

 

[Rawley]

I read through the whole thing and I think you're correct. It does appear that Friday was the hard stop for early voting.

The voters knew the window for early voting- if they missed it it's their fault. They will have to show up on Tuesday and submit their ballot (if permitted) or vote a provisional.

Seriously, why do we even bother having laws if they are blatantly ignored and there is no consequence to breaking them? Why hasn't that limpdick Raffensperger shut this nonsense down?

 

[OKTexas]

As far as the ballot dropoffs, I can't really see a problem. It does not sound like they are talking about unattended drop boxes, but turning in a ballot to an election worker in person. You can't really deny someone that.

GA is like PA- there is a huge decrease in mail-in ballots this time around.
2020 there were 1.78 Million mail-in ballots requested.
2024 has only 315K.

Much harder to cheat when people are voting in person...

They could legally turn in their ballots on Tuesday, when poll watcher are present. Without watchers there's no way to verify if the ballot actually came from a voter. Fulton county pulled similar crap in 2020.

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[JohnDB]

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Fulton co. is a Democrat septic field.

Just say what we all know you actually mean.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

We have to remain vigilant when it comes to the back-end, but it is a sophisticated thing to manipulate the databases.

We are and have been. And the databases have not been manipulated. That's why the GOP is trying to steal elections bythrowing out batches of votes. Because the elections are secure.

 

[JohnDB]

We are and have been. And the databases have not been manipulated. That's why the GOP is trying to steal elections bythrowing out batches of votes. Because the elections are secure.

Stop saying things that you cannot prove....because they have video and pictures with timestamps that prove otherwise. GA needs have been all over them.

 

[para bellum]

Seriously, why do we even bother having laws if they are blatantly ignored and there is no consequence to breaking them? Why hasn't that limpdick Raffensperger shut this nonsense down?

Raffy is a RINO and he's bought and paid for. GA is the only swing state that still allows private money (Zuckerbucks) to fund elections, and it all funnels through his office.

His COO of elections (Gabriel Sterling) also has an election consulting firm, and if you want to win you better hire him as a consultant. He also worked as an "independent contractor" and rolled out the Dominion machines in GA.

The political machine in GA is corrupt as hell, but it's up to GA voters to deal with it- starting with showing Raffy the door...

 

[OKTexas]

We are and have been. And the databases have not been manipulated. That's why the GOP is trying to steal elections bythrowing out batches of votes. Because the elections are secure.

They're not if people are violating the law. There's only one reason to do that.

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[Fort Fun Indiana]

Stop saying things that you cannot prove....because they have video and pictures with timestamps that prove otherwise. GA needs have been all over them.

You need to grow up. It's nobody's job to disprove your unevidenced, sore loser fantasies. I also don't have to prove that nobody is committing mass murder at the local Walmart.

Nor does some nutter get to transfer to me the burden of disproving his ad hoc fantasy that someone IS doing that.

 

[JohnDB]

You need to grow up. It's nobody's job to disprove your unevidenced, sore loser fantasies. I also don't have to prove that nobody is committing mass murder at the local Walmart.

Nor does some nutter get to transfer to me the burden of disproving his ad hoc fantasy that someone IS doing that.

You missed the post with evidence....

 

[Nostra]

No way to spin that.