delta1
6 years ago
c'mon Ron, if it was all Dems, you'd make a pointed comment...


but like you say...lock em up
BuckyB93
6 years ago

c'mon Ron, if it was all Dems, you'd make a pointed comment...


but like you say...lock em up

delta1 wrote:



I'm sure you'd be equally unbiased.

Without knowing which side it was or the breakdown between D, R, I are you willing to give us your response or are you going to wait for the numbers* before deciding?


* not very likely that they tabulated that data nor would release it if they did.
frankj1
6 years ago
I mailed in my vote for the primaries.
Trump suggests I should have voted in person as well in case my mail in ballot did not get counted.
Would I be guilty of a Federal offense had I done that?
Smooth light
6 years ago
Don't trust the system without verification. No harm no fowl.
danmdevries
6 years ago
Don't you have to request a mail in ballot?

I just got one in the mail addressed to Mildred, the last owner of my house who died here in 08?ish.
rfenst
6 years ago
Investigate each double vote and prosecute those who are guilty, regardless of party.

"Mr. Raffensperger noted that double voting hadn’t changed the outcome of any races... Mr. Raffensperger insisted Tuesday that the “system worked.”

NYT
RayR
6 years ago

Don't you have to request a mail in ballot?

I just got one in the mail addressed to Mildred, the last owner of my house who died here in 08?ish.

danmdevries wrote:



It must have been Mildred's ghost that requested the ballot. I'll bet she's a Democrat too.
victor809
6 years ago

Don't you have to request a mail in ballot?

I just got one in the mail addressed to Mildred, the last owner of my house who died here in 08?ish.

danmdevries wrote:



Each state is different. And with the pandemic, some states are trying to send ballots out to anyone they still have listed as a registered voter to encourage mail-in voting.

I think they're expecting in-person to be problematic, for a number of reasons.
opelmanta1900
6 years ago
Well there's definitely no way that could go wrong...
RayR
6 years ago

Each state is different. And with the pandemic, some states are trying to send ballots out to anyone they still have listed as a registered voter to encourage mail-in voting.

I think they're expecting in-person to be problematic, for a number of reasons.

victor809 wrote:



Since a deceased person is supposed to be removed as a registered voter on notification of death, how do you account for Mildred being dead for 12-ish years and still being listed as a registered voter?
Bureaucratic Efficiency is an oxymoron.
danmdevries
6 years ago

Each state is different. And with the pandemic, some states are trying to send ballots out to anyone they still have listed as a registered voter to encourage mail-in voting.

I think they're expecting in-person to be problematic, for a number of reasons.

victor809 wrote:



My wife votes, got nothing in the mail for her. Just old dead Mildred.

Named my dog Milly after the lady found dead in my house. Maybe they want puppy dog to vote.
rfenst
6 years ago
Dogs have rights too!
victor809
6 years ago

Since a deceased person is supposed to be removed as a registered voter on notification of death, how do you account for Mildred being dead for 12-ish years and still being listed as a registered voter?
Bureaucratic Efficiency is an oxymoron.

RayR wrote:



There's a lot of ways. Looks like the lists are kept at the state and county level. If her death certificate got filed outside the county (or even outside the state if she was sent to a major hospital) I could see how the records could not make it back.

Not really the amazing thing you think it is.

And no.... "bureaucratic efficiency" is not an oxymoron. It needs to be something people say for it to be an oxymoron.
victor809
6 years ago

My wife votes, got nothing in the mail for her. Just old dead Mildred.

Named my dog Milly after the lady found dead in my house. Maybe they want puppy dog to vote.

danmdevries wrote:



Interesting. Do you get the packet every year? Or is it just this year that it was mailed to you?
rfenst
6 years ago
"Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R), speaking to reporters outside the state Capitol in Atlanta, said about 150,000 voters who applied for absentee ballots also appeared in person at polling places on election day...

Although poll workers managed to screen out the vast majority of these voters, he said, about 1,000 votes “worked their way through the system.” Some of the double votes were counted in election results, but did not affect the outcome of the races, he said...

Justin Levitt, an election expert and professor at Loyola Law School, said it would be “quite significant” if the numbers are true, though he too expressed doubts...

“Inflated claims of wrongdoing aren’t new for the Georgia Secretary of State’s office,” Levitt told The Hill. “I’d want to see the further investigation to see if any of this activity was caused by errant reporting rather than real fraud.”

The Hill
opelmanta1900
6 years ago
I'd be not at all surprised if 150k old folks voted by mail a month or two ahead of the elections and then saw a commercial on election day reminding them to "get out and vote" and so they did... not fraud but not great...
Smooth light
6 years ago
Voter ID gets rid of the Dead and dogs,requests take care of registration and
residency. Problem fixed
victor809
6 years ago
opelmanta1900
6 years ago
Cuz black people are too stupid to get id or cuz black people are too poor to get id?
victor809
6 years ago
Huh? Get smarter opel. I said it wouldn't fix the problem. I didn't say anything about black people.
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