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In reply to the discussion: If there was cheating in the last election... [View all]DiamondShark
(1,107 posts)88. I concede the argument.
Please take Stephen Spoonamore, a declared republican, word over mine.
I am just a public worker, a member of the Democratic Party, that previously worked at a County Elections Department during the 2016, 2018, and 2020 elections.
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Absolutely, the allegations in the first letter from the cybersecurity expert group must be carefully investigated also
Think. Again.
Nov 17
#47
Oh, you mean like any allegation of a crime having been committed? Would those be woo's?
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Nov 17
#48
Spoonamore claims to be a republican in the Nov-15-24 letter that is circulating.
DiamondShark
Nov 17
#37
I think vetting the person you are promoting in these posts is the best path forward.
DiamondShark
Nov 17
#79
If I do, will that make all the digitized tabulation machines disappear or something?
Think. Again.
Nov 17
#85
You would learn how we public workers secure our elections against bad actors.
DiamondShark
Nov 17
#86
After 2004 major security laws and procedures were put in place and thousands of voting machines were replaced.
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Nov 17
#30
He doesn't address the question of citizens being able to oversee their own elections
questionseverything
Nov 16
#8
The obvious idea is that using 2 different processes to count the same numbers will expose discrepencies.
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Nov 17
#32
Correct, discrepencies discovered during audits would then prompt full recounts to arrive at true results.
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Nov 17
#58
Except that "non-binding" audits would not necessarily lead to recounts if a candidate doesn't request that...
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Nov 17
#63
Arizona Republicans wanted to hand-count ballots. Then they saw the price tag -- and the errors.
MichMan
Nov 17
#43
Wisconsin is like 30,000 though, that's about 9 vote change per precinct
questionseverything
Nov 17
#23