The Election Fraud Thread

Quote: GenoDRPh

All available evidence shows it i rare and not outcome determinative. Believing anything else is speculation, fabrications,gas-lighting and outright lies. Prove me wrong,

Our elections are secure enough, while allowing multiple avenues for eligible voters to vote. Prove me wrong.

None of that means things like asking for ID are bad ideas. You need ID to get your endless pasta at The Olive Garden. Is TOG racist for having that policy?

Quote: AZDuffman

So, one consent decree is "most" in your world?

You asked for examples, and I gave you one. Game-set-match!

Quote: GenoDRPh

You asked for examples, and I gave you one. Game-set-match!

One example? I have given you many examples of voter fraud so it is game-set-match to ME if that is your standard.

Quote: AZDuffman

I see nothing about "most problems from the right" or voter intimidation.

In any case, if most irregularities are from the right you should be in favor of more security.

Most right wing violations are related to voter intimidation, and voter ID and security will not stop this.

Voter ID has no tangible proven benefit to reduce voter intimidation at the polling stations.

Quote: Gandler

Most right wing violations are related to voter intimidation, and voter ID and security will not stop this.

Voter ID has no tangible proven benefit to reduce voter intimidation at the polling stations.

Last voter intimidation I remember is the Black Panthers in Philly in 2008. Democrats intimidated in Jim Crow but that is way in the past.

Quote: AZDuffman

Last voter intimidation I remember is the Black Panthers in Philly in 2008. Democrats intimidated in Jim Crow but that is way in the past.

Then you have shitty memory.

Be advised the the USPS has changed the rules regarding when they affix a postmark to mail, including election related mail such as mail in ballots. Before, the postmark generally reflected the date you deposited the mail into a collection box or handed it to a postal clerk. Updated policies (DMM 608.11) confirm that postmarks are now applied automatically at central processing facilities. With network consolidations and less frequent transportation trips, a letter dropped into a blue box may not hit the processing machines—and get the postmark—until one or more days later. This can definitely impact time sensitive mail, such as tax documents and mail in ballots.

So, at the very least, mail your ballot back with plenty of time to spare. Alternatively, go the post office counter and ask them apply a hand postmark (also known as a "round-date stamp"), which remains free of charge and available on demand for up to 50 pieces of mail at a time. Also, certified or registered mail options are available, as well as obtaining a certificate of mailing. I live close enough to the town hall, that I can just drop my ballot off into the ballot collection box on site. YMMV. But, please vote at least as much as you change the oil in your car-which is to say to vote early and vote often!

Such lousy service for eighty-two cents per stamp.

Quote: GenoDRPh

Then you have shitty memory.

So then you have an example of voter intimidation since then? And by the right?