Do you know of Dr Douglas Frank? Phd, scientist, researching election fraud for the past couple of years. His work is fascinating; if you get a chance to see him, do. He's on Telegram in case you are: Follow the Data with Dr Frank.
I was an election worker in Oregon. I feel that the mechanical processes were ok - picking up, sorting, opening, scanning ballots. Signature verification was ok in our county but I see from your post that some places don't bother - that's a big problem because I'd guess we returned 15% of ballots for sig correction. I think ballot harvesting, which is legal here, leaves openings for fraud. And it was proven in an Oregon court of law a couple of weeks ago that our election machines are hackable. That's where I think our cheating takes place. So we have a hopeful lawsuit going. https://www.yamhilladvocate.com/2022/11/lawsuit-filed-against-oregon-secretary-of-state-county-officials-alleging-voter-fraud-and-suppression/
That lawsuit is pretty wideranging. I've spent the last ten years in cybersecurity and can confidently say that security of voting machines is mickey mouse. The technology is antiquated and easily compromised.
Thanks Kathy. Sounds like you were upstream of me in the process. We were not processing the mail-ins so I have no observation on how sig check is done. However, the ability to know real-time who voted from from early and in-person is a temptation few can resist-- as shown in this video from TX of iPad systems uploading additional names just before close of polls.
Where is that data going? To a printer that's going to match the sigs on record, print them off, and dump them at a post office division dedicated to "election support"?
Oh, that we would be able to go to paper ballots in Pennsylvania and throughout the nation! But I am convinced it’s never going to happen here, not unless there’s some metaphorical megaton asteroid that selectively wipes out all the people in this commonwealth who have their fingers on the scale.
Thanks Lizzie-- PA really got the worst of all possible outcomes, with demons now running the place. Being depressed is no way to live, even with friends and family. Prolly either want to relocate to a free state, or be the revival-in-waiting, knowing that at some point people are going to throw off this yoke and exercise their rights under Amendment Zero per Paragraph 1 of the Declaration of Independence, given to world by your state, and experience that new birth of freedom that was promised by President Lincoln in your state. Best, HOX
Thanks, Harvey. I appreciate that. Relocating is a good idea to consider. But let’s say we relocate to Florida or Texas, as I know many people who have. DeSantis and Abbott aren’t going to be governors forever, and unless there are good candidates to carry the freedom torch waiting in the wings, it would seem that the revival-in-waiting is the only alternative. There are plenty of us in PA who are totally disgusted with this election and I can’t believe there is not some way around this problem that can be worked behind the scenes. The GOP has always been reluctant to get their hands dirty
and play the long game, but I think it’s needed. More like a realistic optimism is what will carry us through.
Clearly, the situation is going to bother you whatever you do, because righteousness matters. If you’re from PA and it’s in your DNA, stay and fight for the greatest state in this nation. Because if you don’t, who will? Don’t be another asylum seeker or you’ll die in Casablanca, as they say in the movie. But if PA is a place you can give up, be a Cuban: move to a free place, start over, work hard to keep it free, and swear an oath you’re never gonna let tyranny happen again under your watch. You can hold your head high, and it’ll put a spring in your step! :-)
Do you know of Dr Douglas Frank? Phd, scientist, researching election fraud for the past couple of years. His work is fascinating; if you get a chance to see him, do. He's on Telegram in case you are: Follow the Data with Dr Frank.
I was an election worker in Oregon. I feel that the mechanical processes were ok - picking up, sorting, opening, scanning ballots. Signature verification was ok in our county but I see from your post that some places don't bother - that's a big problem because I'd guess we returned 15% of ballots for sig correction. I think ballot harvesting, which is legal here, leaves openings for fraud. And it was proven in an Oregon court of law a couple of weeks ago that our election machines are hackable. That's where I think our cheating takes place. So we have a hopeful lawsuit going. https://www.yamhilladvocate.com/2022/11/lawsuit-filed-against-oregon-secretary-of-state-county-officials-alleging-voter-fraud-and-suppression/
That lawsuit is pretty wideranging. I've spent the last ten years in cybersecurity and can confidently say that security of voting machines is mickey mouse. The technology is antiquated and easily compromised.
Thanks Kathy. Sounds like you were upstream of me in the process. We were not processing the mail-ins so I have no observation on how sig check is done. However, the ability to know real-time who voted from from early and in-person is a temptation few can resist-- as shown in this video from TX of iPad systems uploading additional names just before close of polls.
https://twitter.com/AKA_RealDirty/status/1591802507864715265?s=20&t=w0vTzvtHwIs-T1ij0uChcA
Where is that data going? To a printer that's going to match the sigs on record, print them off, and dump them at a post office division dedicated to "election support"?
Oh, that we would be able to go to paper ballots in Pennsylvania and throughout the nation! But I am convinced it’s never going to happen here, not unless there’s some metaphorical megaton asteroid that selectively wipes out all the people in this commonwealth who have their fingers on the scale.
Thanks Lizzie-- PA really got the worst of all possible outcomes, with demons now running the place. Being depressed is no way to live, even with friends and family. Prolly either want to relocate to a free state, or be the revival-in-waiting, knowing that at some point people are going to throw off this yoke and exercise their rights under Amendment Zero per Paragraph 1 of the Declaration of Independence, given to world by your state, and experience that new birth of freedom that was promised by President Lincoln in your state. Best, HOX
Thanks, Harvey. I appreciate that. Relocating is a good idea to consider. But let’s say we relocate to Florida or Texas, as I know many people who have. DeSantis and Abbott aren’t going to be governors forever, and unless there are good candidates to carry the freedom torch waiting in the wings, it would seem that the revival-in-waiting is the only alternative. There are plenty of us in PA who are totally disgusted with this election and I can’t believe there is not some way around this problem that can be worked behind the scenes. The GOP has always been reluctant to get their hands dirty
and play the long game, but I think it’s needed. More like a realistic optimism is what will carry us through.
Clearly, the situation is going to bother you whatever you do, because righteousness matters. If you’re from PA and it’s in your DNA, stay and fight for the greatest state in this nation. Because if you don’t, who will? Don’t be another asylum seeker or you’ll die in Casablanca, as they say in the movie. But if PA is a place you can give up, be a Cuban: move to a free place, start over, work hard to keep it free, and swear an oath you’re never gonna let tyranny happen again under your watch. You can hold your head high, and it’ll put a spring in your step! :-)