WTF is up with this "untested" software upgrade on GA voting machines?

[Cattledog]

[msongs]

1. exactly what you think is "up" nt

[Phentex]

7. uh huh

[Glorfindel]

2. Well, we have the most corrupt governor and secretary of state in the country.

Do you imagine for one second that they'd allow a free and fair election?

[Iwasthere]

3. I've been screaming for years, these are the types of tactics they will use

However, as long as the margin is massive enough they would be CRAZY to try it. CRAZY hasn't stopped them lately.

[brer cat]

4. Kemp doing his damndest to cheat trump into office again.

We are voting absentee via drop off box. I think that is the safest way now.

[abqtommy]

5. What do we expect? Ratfucking is all the reTHUGS know.

[ga_girl]

6. It's not "untested". Just extremely stressed

We've had two elections using the new equipment. A primary in March, and a run off in June. In Gwinnett the March election was a major "cluster" because the equipment wasn't delivered to many precincts in time for setup before poll opening. At my precinct, instead of having equipment on site Monday evening, available for prepositioning and validations, it wasn't delivered until much later, meaning we had to deal with new equipment setup only on election day. Someone in the county lost their job because of that screw up.

June went off as one could expect. Equipment on time and poll opened on time.

I heard on the radio that a network configuration issue was discovered, and fixed Wednesday. This is equipment used only for Advanced In Person voting. With the network slow down and a huge early turnout, the inevitable happened.