I have no idea why people who believe the Russians was interfering with our elections supports further deterioration of actually showing that.
If I had the money at time... It's easy to cheat the system... I just want to run and/or own old folks homes. I have their location of where they live, I have their full names, I have their social security numbers. You don't need anything else. Those people will now vote, and there is no way to track it. ESPECIALLY if it's legal for various people to collect ballots rather than forcing the voter to actually show up themselves.
Yeah you should do that. You might get a few hundred votes and would risk a felony and jail time. Go for it
How? The people in the home wouldn't even know they voted... Have you seen what they are trying to pass now? For the People Act (also known as H.R 1)? There are a few things in it that are pretty good... And... A few things like the above would just be easier to do.
Few hundred votes in a federal election might not mean much... But for City/Country... Could damn well be important.
It takes one person to notice something is off. Signatures would need to be forged for each person. Do you really think the risk reward is there to do that? Jail for a handful of votes? Who would take that risk?
Remember signatures are used to verify votes.
Tell me are the following signatures for the same driver/voter?
Again just for clarity B. J. Van Gundy signature on the left driver's license and Van Gundy absentee voting application.
Now remember GA had:
The rejection rate for absentee votes in Georgia in 2016 was
6.4 percent;
The rejection rate for absentee votes in Georgia in 2020 was
0.6 percent;
The rate of mail-in ballots rejected for errors, such as a missed deadline or use of an incorrect return envelope,
plummeted from 6.4% in 2016 to 3.1% in 2018 to 0.6% in this year’s Nov. 3 election, according to state records.
In the 2018 GA general election, 454 out of 284,393 absentee by mail ballots were rejected for missing or non-matching signatures with a rejection rate of 0.15% (
here).
In 2020, 2,011 out of 1,322,529 absentee by mail ballots were rejected for missing or non-matching signatures with a rejection rate of 0.15%. Both 2018 and 2020 has the same rejection rate of 0.15% for signature issues, the Georgia Secretary of State said. (
here)
Update Dec. 7, 2020: Adding paragraphs 10, 11 and 12 to include a clearer explanation and distinction between total rejected ballots and ballots rejected only because of signature-related issues.
www.reuters.com
So consider folks....even though there were 4.6 TIMES the votes in 2020 there still was only 0.15% rejection rate.
WOW that's just what... coincidence, not mathematically possible, or something else?
Think about... just 0.15% rejection for 2020 even though there 4.6 TIMES (1,322,529 in 2020 vs 284,393 in 2016).
Can someone explain again looking at the below signatures?
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