Need immediate volunteers 2 drive across Pennsylvania and find 3 locals willing to sign affidavi

[femmocrat]

1. The process in PA is daunting.

You need three voters per precinct to travel to a notary public, but not every county is included in the recount. One damn roadblock after another.

In Pennsylvania, a statewide recount can occur if at least three voters per precinct or election district submit affadavits. There were some 9,175 election districts in Pennsylvania as of June, 2015, according to Citizens for Election Integrity (CEI), a group which advocates for accuracy in elections. In her video, Stein makes a plea for volunteers from each district to file these affadavits, and she walks through the steps necessary to file the paperwork. There’s downloading the affadavit from her website, and filling it out -- did you vote on an optical scanner or electronic touchscreen, she asks, explaining the difference between the two machines.

After all of this, she warns the volunteer voters not to sign their affadavits until they’re in the presence of a notary public. And afterwards, they’ll have to submit their affadavits to the clerk in their individual election districts.

More information: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/jill-steins-pennsylvania-recount-efforts-what-you-need-to-know/