Current State Election Audits of 2020

[Uninformed and Compliant]

From the comments section above
sDee
October 28, 2021 5:47 pm


What was a new angle in this for me is that the law specifically says that the Sheriff does not have to produce evidence of fraudulent votes – just that officials failed to follow the legal procedure. Then his investigator showed evidence of the Election Board officials admitting they intentionally ignored the procedure.
No “standing” required here.

They have them dead to rights on violating the process.
Hopefully there's a hefty conspiracy charge thrown in as well.

 

[livingston]

 

[livingston]

Wisconsin Elections Commission Line-Up

 

[livingston]

From the comments section posted above
Snoopy Says
October 28, 2021 7:14 pm


Let’s see I came up with 355 Nursing Homes in Wisconsin times 3.5 years jail time per location, that would be 1,243.5 years in total per Wisconsin Elections Commission member.
Don’t worry, they will find away of letting them off!

 

[PutnamCharlie]

 

[Defilade]

Arizona Senate President Karen Fann: AZ Attorney General Brnovich – “He Has Opened Up A Formal Investigation. He’s Gonna Hold People Accountable For Breaking The Law”​

(AUDIO) Arizona Senate President Karen Fann: AZ Attorney General Brnovich - "He Has Opened Up A Formal Investigation. He's Gonna Hold People Accountable For Breaking The Law" | The Gateway Pundit | by Jordan Conradson

Arizona Senate President Karen Fann was on 'The Conservative Circus with James T.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

 

[Defilade]

 

[Uninformed and Compliant]

 

[livingston]

Election Investigation Launched in New Jersey Governor’s Race: 56 Voting Machines Went Down Without Counting Votes​

The latest example of voting machine malfeasance comes via the New Jersey governor’s race, where one of the closest contests in the nation has been marred by voting anomalies. This includes technical glitches with electronic poll books and reports that voting machines suddenly went down on Election Day. The votes on those machines were not even counted.

Election Investigation Launched in New Jersey Governor's Race: 56 Voting Machines Went Down Without Counting Votes

“We need to compile a list of the results that are missing then need to schedule a hearing in front of a judge and then the judge issued the order"...

beckernews.com

 

[Defilade]

Election Investigation Launched in New Jersey Governor’s Race: 56 Voting Machines Went Down Without Counting Votes​

The latest example of voting machine malfeasance comes via the New Jersey governor’s race, where one of the closest contests in the nation has been marred by voting anomalies. This includes technical glitches with electronic poll books and reports that voting machines suddenly went down on Election Day. The votes on those machines were not even counted.

Election Investigation Launched in New Jersey Governor's Race: 56 Voting Machines Went Down Without Counting Votes

“We need to compile a list of the results that are missing then need to schedule a hearing in front of a judge and then the judge issued the order"...

beckernews.com

Need to take electronic voting machines and throw them in the streets. The only reason they exist is to hack the vote. This is not rocket science. We tally numbers up. They are not needed.

 

[spat]

Need to take electronic voting machines and throw them in the streets. The only reason they exist is to hack the vote. This is not rocket science. We tally numbers up. They are not needed.

I would be fine with electronic voting machines.

If they were open source hardware and software, and designed with security and auditability first and foremost.

There is absolutely no excuse for a voting machine to need to run a full microsoft OS.

Hell, I would even be OK with a block chain based voting system. You register to vote ahead of time (for each and every election). You are issued a token at the time of registration. You return the token with your vote. You can vote using any app you feel like. For the people without smart phones or PCs, you can vote at any public library, or we can still have voting stations manned with the usual volunteers to assist.

The best part of that is that people could choose the software that they personally trust, and would not be forced to use some questionably proprietary solution.

Results could be tallied real time. Voting ends at 9pm, results are available at 9:01 and the talking heads are already discussing it at 9:02.
There would be no possibility of "finding" thousands of votes in the middle of the night.

 

[Defilade]

I would be fine with electronic voting machines.

If they were open source hardware and software, and designed with security and auditability first and foremost.

There is absolutely no excuse for a voting machine to need to run a full microsoft OS.

Hell, I would even be OK with a block chain based voting system. You register to vote ahead of time (for each and every election). You are issued a token at the time of registration. You return the token with your vote. You can vote using any app you feel like. For the people without smart phones or PCs, you can vote at any public library, or we can still have voting stations manned with the usual volunteers to assist.

The best part of that is that people could choose the software that they personally trust, and would not be forced to use some questionably proprietary solution.

Results could be tallied real time. Voting ends at 9pm, results are available at 9:01 and the talking heads are already discussing it at 9:02.
There would be no possibility of "finding" thousands of votes in the middle of the night.

I like it! Think that up yourself?

 

[spat]

I like it! Think that up yourself?

Yea, but I doubt I'm the only one with the idea.

 

[spat]

Yea, but I doubt I'm the only one with the idea.

I forgot to add, the blockchain method would mean that *anyone* could audit the election relatively easily.

 

[FrankenCub]

If they were open source hardware and software, and designed with security and auditability first and foremost.

There is absolutely no excuse for a voting machine to need to run a full microsoft OS.

There's a reason the most sensitive military systems and NASA use Linux based systems.

 

[fresch]

Rolling Stones what's that song?
I'm just waiting on The Perp Walk!

 

[Robin]

Election fraud? Don't forget Russiagate that was reported by mainstream media as fact, not for days, or even months but years, and lapped up by many, including some here like guppies in a fish bowl. How the fuck does anyone believe anything they say about anything.

'Russiagate in a nutshell': Glenn Greenwald sums up the latest on John Durham's investigation, pulls Hillary Clinton's old tweet about Trump's 'covert server'

As Twitchy reported Wednesday night, there seems to be some activity with prosecutor John DurhamR

twitchy.com

Robin

 

[fresch]

Waiting for the...

 

[livingston]

Democrats lied about trump from before day one ....

 

[Dr. Evil]

Democrats lied about trump from before day one ....

Actually, we relied on Democrats to be, well, Democrats. Yes please, I beg of you, remind people what you have done for them. Like you haven't been bitch slapped hard enough lol (last weeks election).

 

[fresch]

And we are STILL counting?

 

[SonOfSun]

I would be fine with electronic voting machines.

If they were open source hardware and software, and designed with security and auditability first and foremost.

There is absolutely no excuse for a voting machine to need to run a full microsoft OS.

Hell, I would even be OK with a block chain based voting system. You register to vote ahead of time (for each and every election). You are issued a token at the time of registration. You return the token with your vote. You can vote using any app you feel like. For the people without smart phones or PCs, you can vote at any public library, or we can still have voting stations manned with the usual volunteers to assist.

The best part of that is that people could choose the software that they personally trust, and would not be forced to use some questionably proprietary solution.

Results could be tallied real time. Voting ends at 9pm, results are available at 9:01 and the talking heads are already discussing it at 9:02.
There would be no possibility of "finding" thousands of votes in the middle of the night.

No. No electronic voting. I'm full in on paper ballots.

 

[Defilade]

No. No electronic voting. I'm full in on paper ballots.

Yeah, the mail in ones worked like a charm.

 

[spat]

No. No electronic voting. I'm full in on paper ballots.

I want secure and auditable elections that don't require me to "trust" anyone in particular. Especially not 3rd party proprietary vendors or partisan election officials.

A property designed electronic system can be much better than a paper one.



The real difficulty is balancing a publicly auditable system with a secret ballot. You cannot have a perfect system for both, but you can get much much better than what we have.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Georgia State Election Director Authorized Destruction Of Ballot Evidence

Georgia State Election Director Authorized Destruction Of Ballot Evidence. Further evidence of released from VoterGA today that the GA State Election Director authorized the destruction of ballot evidence that is required by law to be retained.

www.georgiarecord.com

 

[fresch]

Lets go jail time, lets go jail time, lets go jail time

 

[Robin]

 

[Robin]

 

[Defilade]

 

[Dr. Evil]

Pa. County Whistleblower: Data Regarding Thousands of Return Ballots Erased

A whistleblower is offering up information said to be related to data suppression, involving "missing ballots" in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, from the 2020 election.

www.newsmax.com