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In reply to the discussion: Were Electronic Voting Machines Hacked? - Did Hillary Actually Win All Those States? [View all]pnwmom
(109,567 posts)96. Hillary was the strongest in all 5 boroughs. Brooklyn was in for Hillary, not Bernie.
He hadn't made Brooklyn his home for 50 years. Other than a few so-called "hipster" neighborhoods, most of Brooklyn voted for Hillary, who had her campaign headquarters there and had spent MUCH more time in Brooklyn and everywhere else in NY over the last number of years.
Bernie thought he could drop in with his accent, run lots of TV ads, and change everyone's minds. He couldn't.
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Yallow
Apr 2016
OP
Isn't that a joke? He turned his back on Brooklyn in his twenties and made his home in VT.
pnwmom
Apr 2016
#97
Hillary was the strongest in all 5 boroughs. Brooklyn was in for Hillary, not Bernie.
pnwmom
Apr 2016
#96
The OP doesn't apply to NY because NY doesn't use electronic voting machines--only verifiable paper.
pnwmom
Apr 2016
#141
they count the paper ballots with optical scanners that are electronic
questionseverything
Apr 2016
#142
5) Accuse all criticism of obvious election anomalies as the product of conspiracy theory whiners.
sorechasm
Apr 2016
#90
Well said. The reason nothing gets done to fix the election process is that we expect something
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#125
And I am 100% sure the polls and pollsters could never be bought and sold....
berniepdx420
Apr 2016
#59
Voter fraud is what you said was election fraud, voter fraud is pretty rare.
All in it together
Apr 2016
#111
...and given the positions of the "frontrunners", which party wins may not make a big difference.
bbgrunt
Apr 2016
#16
No, I am not expecting you to sweep anything under the rug I am just pointing out that
cstanleytech
Apr 2016
#85
Enough of us are mobilized with Bernie to make this an issue at the Convention.
stillwaiting
Apr 2016
#73
Actually it was a conspiracy. It was a conspiracy to engage in election fraud.
Enthusiast
Apr 2016
#32
The Chicago election board audit is particularly frustrating because even audit of paper records...
lostnfound
Apr 2016
#62
Paper ballots are re-countable, but there's no paper trail on voting machines.
All in it together
Apr 2016
#118
paper ballots counted openly,live streamed on the net, with multiple observers would be difficult to
questionseverything
Apr 2016
#127
It used to be that people made out their paper ballot and stuffed them into the ballot box at the
LiberalArkie
Apr 2016
#129
It would take a while since the county clerk has watch the counting so that the county
LiberalArkie
Apr 2016
#132
When peaceful revolution becomes impossible violent revolution becomes inevitable.
kpola12
Apr 2016
#33
The very counting of our votes was PRIVATIZED during the 2002 to 2004 period,
Peace Patriot
Apr 2016
#47
Were electonic voting machines hacked? Did Bernie actually win all those states?
beastie boy
Apr 2016
#63
That's your proof that the voting machines were not "hacked" in Brnie's favor?
beastie boy
Apr 2016
#74
That's your proof that the voting machines were not "hacked" in Brnie's favor?
AlbertCat
Apr 2016
#75
You are not accepting popular vote and/or delegate count as a measure of election outcome.
beastie boy
Apr 2016
#102
You seem to be fresh out of suggestions for how to determine a winner of the primaries.
beastie boy
Apr 2016
#112
That's only hard money to the campaign, Hillary gets much of hers through other organizations
dreamnightwind
Apr 2016
#133
I accept your surrender. Hard as you may, you can't argue with the numbers.
beastie boy
Apr 2016
#148
The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything." -
ish of the hammer
Apr 2016
#105
The thing about touchscreen voting is that you never know for sure what happened
eridani
Apr 2016
#120
In 2009, Democrats in DC had an opportunity to protect our elections and voting rights.
Scuba
Apr 2016
#121
hand counted ballots at the precinct while being live streamed would be transparent
questionseverything
Apr 2016
#144