🚨ELECTION ALERT

New voting restrictions in Maine to require voter ID and tighten rules:

🔴 Yes 61%
🔵 No 39%

Est. 22% reporting

https://x.com/electionwiz/status/1985894563613942258?s=46&t=MRsSpiGJq0d9cgNcH7cVqA

Friendly reminder...

Do we need any more reasons to get rid of programmable electronic equipment in our voting process??

Chester County electronic poll books didn't have Independents listed, only D's and R's. Everyone who's not a D or an R has to vote provisionally.

The problem?

They're running out of provisional ballots and turning voters away. 🤦

That's a crime.

Any voter this happens to can go directly to the Court of Common Pleas and file a lawsuit IMMEDIATELY.

Washington County is also having issues with their e-poll books... telling voters that they requested a mail-in ballot and that it has been turned into the county office already. The problem is, the voters are saying they never did that.

This is 2020 dejavu.

NO MORE PROGRAMMABLE MACHINES!

1 year ago, the United States of America won like we have never won before. When everything was on the line, you showed up. When everything was falling apart, you held us together. Thank you to everyone here, for your roll in saving America.

"Oregon Elections are Terrifying"

I was speaking to a recently retired county clerk in Oregon, having just described to a large audience how the voter rolls in her county were irrationally inflated.

Someone asked her, "How would you feel if you knew that your voter rolls were inflated 30% with non-real voters?"

She said, "I would be terrified."

30% is a conservative estimate in most Oregon counties.

Twenty civic-minded elderly ladies could sit around a table and count ballots for free in one evening. Instead we have this expensive tech-complexity of network switches, database backups, UPS, surge protectors, MAC address, KVM (kernel virtualization?) and linux servers, which nobody understands. In the meanwhile, the old ladies are finding their purpose in "No Kings" protests.

What a mess !

Seattle told New York to hold their socialist beer. They flipped the Seattle Mayors race 6 days post election. Bruce Harrell, incumbent Democrat mayor will lose to socialist Katie Wison, who has never had a job, lives off her parents, and is completely unqualified.

I've already submitted some records requests and look forward to seeing the real data. This graph is just what was reported since election day. Its important that we look at the whole race, as counting/scanning began weeks before election day.

Expert Clay Parikh at the GA State Election Board hearing

https://x.com/hmkesler/status/1989145218600378681?s=46&t=nFWKfKwNhY22NjYno2m2eg

The people of WA shouldn't need to still be convinced of election fraud. But it is nice to see more people speaking up about it.

Please review this document to better understand issues with Ballot Definition Files. (Going through old records looking for something and came across it)

South Dakota's KNOWiNK Total Vote was down most of the morning with the Cloudflare outage.

“She did nothing wrong, except catching the Democrats cheat in the Election.”

Free Tina Peters! https://x.com/realLizUSA/status/1990479682480058601/photo/1

@LizHarrington76

Fair warning #1: This is not directly election related.
Fair warning #2: This may be a short rant.

I don't understand when people say, "Tax the rich," or think the wealthy need to pay their fair share.

Perhaps if we stopped offering payouts for the people who hardly work we could either lower taxes, or fund all these programs that everyone would benefit from, not just a portion of the population.

Just sayin'. And I'm not wealthy having to pay over a third of my income like some people do. I'm just pointing out the obvious.

I'll stick to elections going forward. Just thought this may be helpful when you hear, "the wealthy need to pay their fair share." No, the government needs to be more responsible with their spending. Rant over. Thanks.

I have not verified this information, nor do I know who wrote it or gathered it and compiled into this document. But it is interesting. It focuses on ES&S machine issues, and talks about several states, including GA, PA, and many others. It does offer some source articles. Sharing in case anyone finds it useful. Let me know if you do.