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In reply to the discussion: Ohio does it again [View all]ecstatic
(35,032 posts)36. So sick of this crap. We should have a right to know who specifically
orders these directives regarding software, etc.
We need more transparency with regard to the machines and the communications between the vendors and state officials.
It's almost like the situation with Dejoy where there's no accountability whatsoever.
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It sounds like they were trying to change the total in the machine manually. That should have shut
LiberalArkie
Nov 2020
#31
In Montgomery county, MD they had BOTH paper and electronic ballots. You could choose. And
Boogiemack
Nov 2020
#30
They had to wait until the last minute because what they were trying to upload was early voter data.
LisaL
Nov 2020
#26
This MAY be a blessing in disguise. Paper ballots, much less chance of suppression.
onetexan
Nov 2020
#33
Hope they get it fixed. rump's a** needs to be beat fair and square so he he'll whine less. n/t
zackymilly
Nov 2020
#19
loaded new software yesterday? Gee, that's not suspicious or anything (sarcasm). "My city was gone."
Evolve Dammit
Nov 2020
#43
That is a purposely stupid move, at least, and maybe criminally violating voting rights. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2020
#60
