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FleshEater said:
I thought Dominion was the company everyone was after? Did I miss their name somewhere in that article?
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Dominion and Smartmatic have the same problem. It’s not that they are cheating, it’s that who ever is in control of the machine can cheat and there’s no loging of events to prove it one way or another. For example, let’s say 10,000 votes were sent through twice by mistake. A manager can remove those votes or add them again. Normally, that event would be logged for time and who authorized it. Later if there was any question, someone could ask that manager why he removed those votes. But if there’s no logging, he just says “never happened” .

The logging feature is not new and is a well known security feature on voting machines. Places like Venezuala buy those machines specifically for the purpose of cheating. Democrats like them for the same reason. I understand they have an upgrade for the machines in Georgia, but that won’t be installed until after the 2024 elections.
 
The machines NM used in the 70s were all mechanical, you pulled down a toggle to register your vote, when you were finished you pulled a lever there was a kerchunk noise you opened the curtain and left. At the end of voting the judges would insert their keys there was another kerchunch then a crank was turned and a three part form was rolled out first copy went to the county, one went to the Repub head quaters and the other to the dems. Everything was already totaled.
 
bigun said:
The machines NM used in the 70s were all mechanical, you pulled down a toggle to register your vote, when you were finished you pulled a lever there was a kerchunk noise you opened the curtain and left. At the end of voting the judges would insert their keys there was another kerchunch then a crank was turned and a three part form was rolled out first copy went to the county, one went to the Repub head quaters and the other to the dems. Everything was already totaled.
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Then the “Hanging Chads” changed the way everything worked
 

DNC, Ga. Democratic Party Sue State Election Board​



















By Jim Thomas | Monday, 26 August 2024 09:29 PM EDT



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The Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Party of Georgia have sued the Republican-led Georgia State Election Board.
Kyle Griffin, executive producer of MSNBC's "The Weekend," posted on X: "The DNC and the Democratic Party of Georgia has sued the Republican-controlled Georgia State Election Board to prevent [former President Donald] Trump's allies on the Board from blocking the certification of the 2024 election.
"The DNC says the lawsuit is to ensure that Georgia's State Election Board 'doesn't turn a straightforward and mandatory act of certification into a broad license for any county board member to try and delay or block the certification of election results and the will of Georgia voters.'"
Georgia's State Election Board recently adopted a new rule that will allow county election boards to request additional information and conduct inquiries before certifying election results, CNN reported.
The change, which took effect 91 days before the 2024 presidential election, has raised concerns among critics, including the board's only Democrat, Sara Tindall Ghazal, who argue the rule could lead to delays in certifying results in the upcoming general election.
Georgia's board, which has no direct role in determining election results, writes rules to ensure that elections run smoothly and hears complaints about alleged violations. Democrats and voting rights groups fear that a recently cemented majority of Republican partisans on the board could push the limits of state law with rules hindering the effective administration of elections and the swift certification of results.
Democrats made important gains in the 2020 election cycle in Georgia, winning two key U.S. Senate seats in addition to President Joe Biden's narrow victory. However, state government remains dominated by Republicans — with a significant faction loyal to Trump.
The DNC lawsuit underscores the deep distrust between the two parties over election integrity and the certification process.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report
 
No need to hide it, remember all the people here saying "Biden won, accept it"? They are still as stupid now as they were then.
 
with the understanding that the current ballot machines are too easily corrupted, how would that be any better with ranked choice? I am sure some Dems somewhere are doing the snidely hand rubbing over the thought of an election system that is so complex that anything it produced couldnt be questioned.
 
we can't even get yes or no right. Now they want to do yes no or maybe? If I had more faith in election and the people on both sides running it I might be ok with it.
 
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