Dwayne
Not Like Us
They saying 47 other counties used that same software.
Shit getting tense
Did they explain how this clerk ended up saying it was a glitch? Did this person go back to check or what?
The 2020 Presidential Election Thread: Joe Biden is the 46th President of the United States
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They saying 47 other counties used that same software.
Shit getting tense
Did they explain how this clerk ended up saying it was a glitch? Did this person go back to check or what?
Scandalust313
Unshakeable Unbreakable Victorious
I counted votes in Michigan. There’s no way to commit fraud.
The process is so complicated, involving so many people, that it would be virtually impossible to fake even a single ballot
By Evelyn Smith
Evelyn Smith is a graduate student in economics at the University of Michigan.
November 5, 2020 at 6:40 p.m. EST
I spent Election Day in a high school cafeteria, helping to count absentee ballots in Ann Arbor, Mich. I started at 7 a.m. and didn’t leave or have contact with the outside world until my shift ended 13 hours later. All of us either left our phones in our vehicles or checked the devices in at the door. Especially during an election this stressful, it was a relief to feel busy and useful and disconnected from the news — rather than anxious and paralyzed, endlessly scrolling for an update.
The next day, I saw the theory proliferating online that ballots had “magically” surfaced in Michigan. At a counting center in Detroit, Trump supporters showed up and pounded on the windows and doors, demanding that the count be stopped and that they be let in. Rumors spread about other states, too, as commentators seized on mundane parts of the process as a sign of fraud — even things like some counties pausing the count overnight, to give poll workers some rest.
The count involves so many steps, so many layers of double-checking and supervision, that it would be virtually impossible to fake even a single ballot.
From the moment I walked into the building, I was sequestered for the day. We couldn’t leave, other than to step outside and eat. (Sandwiches were provided for lunch and dinner.) We weren’t even allowed to go out to our cars. We learned only after we showed up who else would be on our vote count board — a unit of election inspectors tasked with processing ballots for a specified list of precincts — and what task we’d get for the day; no one could coordinate anything beforehand. My board had about seven people. Each of us was identified by our political party, so that each board could include a mix of Democrats and Republicans.
When we arrived in the morning, there were sealed bags of ballots, one for each of the three precincts assigned to our center. The city clerk had already checked that each person casting a ballot was registered to vote and that the identification number on their ballot and signature on the outer envelope matched the ones on the voter rolls. The clerk had also determined a total vote count and drawn up a list of ballots in that batch, and local police had watched the bags until our arrival. Precinct by precinct, we counted the ballots in the bags, making sure the number matched the total on the clerk’s list. Then we divided the ballots into stacks and began.
For those 13 hours that we counted our city’s ballots, it felt like a bubble of calm amid the country’s chaos.
The past four years have been so discouraging and divisive, and it has made a lot of Americans feel that our country’s institutions are totally broken. But this one, small, crucial thing actually does work. I wish more people could see that.
Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/11/05/vote-count-michigan-no-fraud/
The process is so complicated, involving so many people, that it would be virtually impossible to fake even a single ballot
By Evelyn Smith
Evelyn Smith is a graduate student in economics at the University of Michigan.
November 5, 2020 at 6:40 p.m. EST
I spent Election Day in a high school cafeteria, helping to count absentee ballots in Ann Arbor, Mich. I started at 7 a.m. and didn’t leave or have contact with the outside world until my shift ended 13 hours later. All of us either left our phones in our vehicles or checked the devices in at the door. Especially during an election this stressful, it was a relief to feel busy and useful and disconnected from the news — rather than anxious and paralyzed, endlessly scrolling for an update.
The next day, I saw the theory proliferating online that ballots had “magically” surfaced in Michigan. At a counting center in Detroit, Trump supporters showed up and pounded on the windows and doors, demanding that the count be stopped and that they be let in. Rumors spread about other states, too, as commentators seized on mundane parts of the process as a sign of fraud — even things like some counties pausing the count overnight, to give poll workers some rest.
The count involves so many steps, so many layers of double-checking and supervision, that it would be virtually impossible to fake even a single ballot.
From the moment I walked into the building, I was sequestered for the day. We couldn’t leave, other than to step outside and eat. (Sandwiches were provided for lunch and dinner.) We weren’t even allowed to go out to our cars. We learned only after we showed up who else would be on our vote count board — a unit of election inspectors tasked with processing ballots for a specified list of precincts — and what task we’d get for the day; no one could coordinate anything beforehand. My board had about seven people. Each of us was identified by our political party, so that each board could include a mix of Democrats and Republicans.
When we arrived in the morning, there were sealed bags of ballots, one for each of the three precincts assigned to our center. The city clerk had already checked that each person casting a ballot was registered to vote and that the identification number on their ballot and signature on the outer envelope matched the ones on the voter rolls. The clerk had also determined a total vote count and drawn up a list of ballots in that batch, and local police had watched the bags until our arrival. Precinct by precinct, we counted the ballots in the bags, making sure the number matched the total on the clerk’s list. Then we divided the ballots into stacks and began.
For those 13 hours that we counted our city’s ballots, it felt like a bubble of calm amid the country’s chaos.
The past four years have been so discouraging and divisive, and it has made a lot of Americans feel that our country’s institutions are totally broken. But this one, small, crucial thing actually does work. I wish more people could see that.
Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/11/05/vote-count-michigan-no-fraud/
Rubato
it only matters to us
Don’t know and don’t care lol that’s all GOP noise
PhenomTheMac
OG
Los216
The Game Is The Game
If things continue on this path then,
On Wednesday January 20th 2021 one of two things will 100% happen
Joe Biden will be sworn in as President
Nancy Pelosi will be sworn in as President
There is no outcome at this moment that would lead to Donald Trump being President of The United States beyond January 20th 2021.
Elzo69Renaissance
I dare one of you niggas to scream No Diddy!
GOP niggas calling ppl like
Wasn’t no fucking glitch
Wasn’t no fucking glitch
Mister B. M. Ed.
The Devil’s Greatest Advocate…..
New York:
Weird that Biden won NY by less than a million votes.
Queens HATES Donnie, which is hilarious in itself, but FUCK Nassau County...and Staten Island, of course. Only thing good ever to come from SI was the Wu.
Weird that Biden won NY by less than a million votes.
Queens HATES Donnie, which is hilarious in itself, but FUCK Nassau County...and Staten Island, of course. Only thing good ever to come from SI was the Wu.
Marc123
You got it dude!
Elzo69Renaissance
I dare one of you niggas to scream No Diddy!
Elzo69Renaissance
I dare one of you niggas to scream No Diddy!
With whose money?
Marc123
You got it dude!
Haha he jus said he "doesn't know if the rumors of fraud are accurate "
Inori
NAWF
if legit ...shouldnt they be doing that in court....? Fuck outa here lol
grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
Someone’s money. Name recognition is valuable.
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