Vast majority of 16,000 canceled mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania were from registered Democrats

[Catsnmeters]

how observant of you...now if you could just figure out who it is you should be posting to.

Now blow out the candles on your cake

Trump and fox news

Who I should be postimg too is anyone I want.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

Who I should be postimg too is anyone I want.

Thats what you are actually being accused of...posting willy nilly to anyone you want instead of who you should be posting to.

 

[Catsnmeters]

Thats what you are actually being accused of...posting willy nilly to anyone you want instead of who you should be posting to.

I should be posting to whoever I want.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

I should be posting to whoever I want.

That is all to obvious.

 

[Catsnmeters]

That is all to obvious.

It should be but it seems you aren't quite grasping it.

I think your best bet is to report my post if you think it violated site terms...and if not, try to get over it and move on.

I wish you well.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

It should be but it seems you aren't quite grasping it.

was this meant for me?

I think your best bet is to report my post if you think it violated site terms

No, not necessary nor applicable as your problem was merely confusion which only violates the rule of reason and not the sites terms. [at least as far as I know]

...and if not, try to get over it and move on.

as you obviously have

I wish you well.

Like wishing rain was wet

 

[AZrailwhale]

It's so odd..that all the egregious election mishaps..the absolutely provable ones...seem to have affected Democrats votes the most?
Here we have 16,000 voters disenfranchised..and the majority/ Democrat. The means...Republican led efforts aimed at voter-suppression.
The fun fact is that the election-deniers will try to somehow spin this...as proof there must be oh so many more of these mistakes..but since they're Republican votes..they got covered up.
See how that works?

MSN

New data from Pennsylvania’s elections agency shows an early November state court decision that barred mail-in ballots without accurate handwritten dates on their exterior envelopes resulted in otherwise valid votes being thrown out.
The Department of State said this week more than 16,000 mail-in ballots were disqualified by county officials because they lacked secrecy envelopes or proper signatures or dates. Democratic voters, who are much more likely to vote by mail, made up more than two-thirds of the total canceled ballots.
The agency said 8,250 Pennsylvania mail-in ballots were rejected because they were sent in without being contained within a secrecy envelope, making it impossible for them to be tabulated without putting voter privacy at risk.
The remaining 7,904 invalidated ballots were tossed out because the exterior envelopes used to send in those ballots did not have the voters’ signatures, or because those exterior envelopes were either undated or improperly dated.
Many counties, but not all, worked with voters to “cure” undated ballots. Those fixed ballots were counted and are not among the number of rejected ballots now being reported by the Department of State.
Some people whose mail-in ballots were thrown out in the high-stakes November election may not be aware that happened.
“In many counties, voters who provide their email address when applying for a mail ballot automatically receive email notifications with status updates on their ballot, including whether their ballot was canceled,” Department of State spokesperson Ellen Lyon said in an email. “There is no similar automatic notification system for voters who do not provide an email address when applying for a mail ballot.”
Pennsylvania Democrats flipped Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey’s seat this fall, elected Attorney General Josh Shapiro as governor and won just enough state House races to retake majority control by one vote.
But the Democrats’ much greater use of mail-in voting also meant they saw far more of their votes disqualified than did Republicans, independents and third party voters combined. Democrats had 10,920 votes thrown out, about half for lacking secrecy envelopes. Republicans saw 3,503 ballots forfeited. Independents and third parties amounted to 1,731 votes that did not count in the fall election.
Negotiations between Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf and Republican legislative leaders about ending the exterior envelope date requirement failed because the sides could not reach agreement on a wider bill to address a host of election procedures and policy changes. The exterior envelope dates are not needed to ensure ballots arrive in time — that occurs when they are received and clocked in by county elections workers.
Republican lawmakers have defended the need for the requirements, saying they are important for security and secrecy.
The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in May that the dates were not required — calling them “immaterial” — but the U.S. Supreme Court then ruled that decision moot.
Other federal litigation against the secretary of state and county elections boards over the inaccurate or missing envelope dates remains pending. It claims enforcing the date requirement has a larger impact on voters who are “significantly older than both other Pennsylvanians who voted by mail and all registered Pennsylvania voters.”

If they don’t meet standards they AREN’T valid ballots. The instructions say what has to be done someone too lazy or I’ll educated to read and comply with simple instructions deserve to have their vote invalidated.

 

[DudleySmith]

It's so odd..that all the egregious election mishaps..the absolutely provable ones...seem to have affected Democrats votes the most?
Here we have 16,000 voters disenfranchised..and the majority/ Democrat. The means...Republican led efforts aimed at voter-suppression.
The fun fact is that the election-deniers will try to somehow spin this...as proof there must be oh so many more of these mistakes..but since they're Republican votes..they got covered up.
See how that works?

MSN

New data from Pennsylvania’s elections agency shows an early November state court decision that barred mail-in ballots without accurate handwritten dates on their exterior envelopes resulted in otherwise valid votes being thrown out.
The Department of State said this week more than 16,000 mail-in ballots were disqualified by county officials because they lacked secrecy envelopes or proper signatures or dates. Democratic voters, who are much more likely to vote by mail, made up more than two-thirds of the total canceled ballots.
The agency said 8,250 Pennsylvania mail-in ballots were rejected because they were sent in without being contained within a secrecy envelope, making it impossible for them to be tabulated without putting voter privacy at risk.
The remaining 7,904 invalidated ballots were tossed out because the exterior envelopes used to send in those ballots did not have the voters’ signatures, or because those exterior envelopes were either undated or improperly dated.
Many counties, but not all, worked with voters to “cure” undated ballots. Those fixed ballots were counted and are not among the number of rejected ballots now being reported by the Department of State.
Some people whose mail-in ballots were thrown out in the high-stakes November election may not be aware that happened.
“In many counties, voters who provide their email address when applying for a mail ballot automatically receive email notifications with status updates on their ballot, including whether their ballot was canceled,” Department of State spokesperson Ellen Lyon said in an email. “There is no similar automatic notification system for voters who do not provide an email address when applying for a mail ballot.”
Pennsylvania Democrats flipped Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey’s seat this fall, elected Attorney General Josh Shapiro as governor and won just enough state House races to retake majority control by one vote.
But the Democrats’ much greater use of mail-in voting also meant they saw far more of their votes disqualified than did Republicans, independents and third party voters combined. Democrats had 10,920 votes thrown out, about half for lacking secrecy envelopes. Republicans saw 3,503 ballots forfeited. Independents and third parties amounted to 1,731 votes that did not count in the fall election.
Negotiations between Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf and Republican legislative leaders about ending the exterior envelope date requirement failed because the sides could not reach agreement on a wider bill to address a host of election procedures and policy changes. The exterior envelope dates are not needed to ensure ballots arrive in time — that occurs when they are received and clocked in by county elections workers.
Republican lawmakers have defended the need for the requirements, saying they are important for security and secrecy.
The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in May that the dates were not required — calling them “immaterial” — but the U.S. Supreme Court then ruled that decision moot.
Other federal litigation against the secretary of state and county elections boards over the inaccurate or missing envelope dates remains pending. It claims enforcing the date requirement has a larger impact on voters who are “significantly older than both other Pennsylvanians who voted by mail and all registered Pennsylvania voters.”

Too bad it's from yet another source with less than zero credibility, which of course is why you run around citing it. It's like the Mafia hiring a member to investigate themselves and then declare they aren't a criminal organization. lol