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6. If the side count doesn't match there is no recourse so it's window dressing

Reply to sybylla (Reply #5)

Wed Apr 13, 2022, 03:11 PM

Apr 2022

Kloppenberg wrote a long explanation of the many problems with Wisconsin vote counting, she was an independent so really didn’t have a team in place to either gather info or to go to court,

Less than 17,000 ballots, one question, could easily be counted in an afternoon by 4th graders

Paper ballots no human being gets to inspect qualify as a “trust me” system

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BOOM! sybylla Apr 2022 #1

Do they hand count the ballots or run them through a scanner? questionseverything Apr 2022 #2

That depends on the type of ballot. sybylla Apr 2022 #3

Brad blog did several articles about Wisconsin and there "recounts " questionseverything Apr 2022 #4

I am quite familiar with the whole black box voting assertions. sybylla Apr 2022 #5

If the side count doesn't match there is no recourse so it's window dressing questionseverything Apr 2022 #6

She absolutely did have a team in place sybylla Apr 2022 #7

i had to change to my puter i can't copy/paste from my phone so i don't usually play google monkey questionseverything Apr 2022 #8

just another tidbit questionseverything Apr 2022 #9