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I'm sure you'd try too!
I agree with Tucker. We need to use just paper like they do in France and Italy. They have their results on election day. COVID is no longer and there's no sense in using Mail-In Ballots. If not illegal ballot harvesting will take place just like last time.
That's a lie, every independent recount proved Gore the whore lost.
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Geez, y'all should have thought about that before you tortured and terrorized our volunteer election workers with your lies, to the point of them quitting, and ruining their lives....and few willing to volunteer anymore!Eliminate mail-in voting and use paper ballots. Exceptions should be made for the disabled.
You don't find it odd how they could do it for decades and centuries even before 2020, then all of a sudden they can't?Geez, y'all should have thought about that before you tortured and terrorized our volunteer election workers with your lies, to the point of them quitting, and ruining their lives....and few willing to volunteer anymore!
To hand count the entire Nation's vote, will take a lot of trained volunteers, larger buildings, and at least a week to hand count.....let alone time to verify. I'm ok with that, but no crying from you on election night for the votes not being counted, and not knowing a projected winner for at least a few days.
No.You don't find it odd how they could do it for decades and centuries even before 2020, then all of a sudden they can't?
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With in-person ID voting sure you can do a re-count since the challenge would be against the count total . The same doesn't work when you add in millions of mail-in ballots when the challenge includes not only the count but the validity of the ballot itself.
There is no reason that voting results can't be the same day but democrats like you need more time to cheat.Geez, y'all should have thought about that before you tortured and terrorized our volunteer election workers with your lies, to the point of them quitting, and ruining their lives....and few willing to volunteer anymore!
To hand count the entire Nation's vote, will take a lot of trained volunteers, larger buildings, and at least a week to hand count.....let alone time to verify. I'm ok with that, but no crying from you on election night for the votes not being counted, and not knowing a projected winner for at least a few days.
Sigh....There is no reason that voting results can't be the same day but democrats like you need more time to cheat.
A typical response from you.Sigh....
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It was for decades of elections, gf. Even the punch card and fill the box hand counted ones.Sigh....
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It was PREDICTED Clinton was the winner due to the way the vote counts were showing, with percentages, and estimated extrapolation. This was not a close race, Clinton won by a landslide in '92 and the winner could easily be predicted by the media pollster specialists.Why the fuck did we know Clinton won the election THAT NIGHT back in 1992 but we can't find out who won the god damned election in 2020 with electronic voting machines that have more power in each one than Apollo 11 did that we sent to the fucking moon?
But there are security measures with checks and balances for absentee ballots as well.With in-person ID voting sure you can do a re-count since the challenge would be against the count total . The same doesn't work when you add in millions of mail-in ballots when the challenge includes not only the count but the validity of the ballot itself.
You need to shorten your posts as nobody has the patience to read the entire thing.But there are security measures with checks and balances for absentee ballots as well.
First, you have to be a legal registered voter, and you have to locally request a ballot from your town office.
Some states require a signature on the request, that is checked by the office, or if the request is done on the internet, the form asks specific questions about yourself that only you, would usually know, and asks where you want your ballot mailed. This data is entered in to their system after the office worker checks your status, and envelopes with your name and address and the proper ballot for your voting precinct is printed, along with another envelope printed to mail your filled out ballot back. (if there were one address not associated with the voter where many of the ballots were mailed, the system would catch it)
Some states have tracking numbers on these envelopes, so that voters can check the status of their ballot and see that the polling place got it.
When the voting g precinct gets the registered voter's ballot back, they make note of it being returned, make certain it was originally requested individually and the office sent them one and in most cases verify the signature from their files or notifies the voter if the Sig did not match....
If the counting is done at a central counting location these precincts initial the envelope indicating they checked on the ballot being requested, and if they did the checking of signature, then they initial the envelope for that as well.... If not, the central location does the sig verifying.
This count kept by every precinct of the ballots requested and mailed, are compared to the total absentee ballots returned back. This eliminates ...and is a check... on ballot stuffing fraud. You can't have more ballots returned than ballots individually request by registered voters.
Also, there is another safety measure with the weight of the ballot paper, where the counting machines will reject the ballot not at the proper programmed weight....
There is more involved than just those things too kitty.
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as far as the absentee ballot, the hand paper ballot recount is compared to the machine count as well.... Since absentee ballots are scanned in to vote counting machines which gives us the first count.
But there are security measures with checks and balances for absentee ballots as well.
First, you have to be a legal registered voter, and you have to locally request a ballot from your town office.
Some states require a signature on the request, that is checked by the office, or if the request is done on the internet, the form asks specific questions about yourself that only you, would usually know, and asks where you want your ballot mailed. This data is entered in to their system after the office worker checks your status, and envelopes with your name and address and the proper ballot for your voting precinct is printed, along with another envelope printed to mail your filled out ballot back. (if there were one address not associated with the voter where many of the ballots were mailed, the system would catch it)
Some states have tracking numbers on these envelopes, so that voters can check the status of their ballot and see that the polling place got it.
When the voting g precinct gets the registered voter's ballot back, they make note of it being returned, make certain it was originally requested individually and the office sent them one and in most cases verify the signature from their files or notifies the voter if the Sig did not match....
If the counting is done at a central counting location these precincts initial the envelope indicating they checked on the ballot being requested, and if they did the checking of signature, then they initial the envelope for that as well.... If not, the central location does the sig verifying.
This count kept by every precinct of the ballots requested and mailed, are compared to the total absentee ballots returned back. This eliminates ...and is a check... on ballot stuffing fraud. You can't have more ballots returned than ballots individually request by registered voters.
Also, there is another safety measure with the weight of the ballot paper, where the counting machines will reject the ballot not at the proper programmed weight....
There is more involved than just those things too kitty.
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as far as the absentee ballot, the hand paper ballot recount is compared to the machine count as well.... Since absentee ballots are scanned in to vote counting machines which gives us the first count.
The 2020 election was the most secure election in years.