LOS ANGELES — More than 100,000 mail-in ballots were rejected by California election officials during the March presidential primary, according to data obtained by The Associated Press that highlights a glaring gap in the state's effort to ensure every vote is counted.
With the coronavirus pandemic raging, California is part of a growing number of states increasing mail-in balloting to avoid crowds at polling places. President Donald Trump is among those questioning the integrity of vote-by-mail elections while supporters say they are just as reliable as polling places and offer greater flexibility for voters.
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I heard they had over a million fraudulent vote as well
ReplyDeleteI worked as a poll official here in SoCal in the March election. I did it to learn how they were handling all the illegals who were given driver's licenses, and at the same time registered to vote. The dems position is since they pay local taxes, they should be able to vote in local races.
ReplyDeleteWell guess what? No differentiation between illegals and legals...their votes for Fed offices DID count. And there was no guidance from my boss, or her boss, whatsoever, and I DID ask.
They told me our job was to help voters vote, not dispute whether they were eligible or not. And a bunch of other rules were broken in front of my eyes, like when a person brings in ballots of others, they're supposed to present ID and sign the ballot. Not in my precinct!
I'll never do THAT again!
Please do it again, and document as many violations of the state law as possible.
DeleteWhat Anon @1600 said.
DeleteI'm in CA. I've been working as a poll volunteer for last two elections. I also was poll worker a couple decades ago. It's wide open corruption now. In the 2018 election not one of my bosses would answer my questions about the abuses. That includes the County Registrar. The Sect of State did not answer repeated e-mails or phone calls.
DeleteBallot harvesting has been legal since 2016. There were many abuses just that one issue, as you said. I have watched as poll workers fill in ballots for voters. On at least two accounts which I remember, poll workers assisted a voter in completing a ballot but the worker said no, you don't want to vote for that one, this is the one you want. I have seen poliking in line at the polling stations. I watched a poll worker try to refuse entry to uniformed cops then tell them they had to leave because they were armed. Like I said, not one of my bosses - all the way up to the County Registrar - cared a whit and consequently did nothing. Several times it was strongly implied to me that I would be in 'big trouble' if I didn't keep my mouth shut. The state Sect of State has said how proud he is of his efforts as an activist (outside his official duties).
Rick
Since the 2018 mid-term elections, I no longer get the e-mails from the County Registrar. I was not 'selected' as a poll worker for the primary this past March. This even as they said they needed more volunteers.
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My wife and I vote by mail. All that is required to discount a mail in vote is if the signature on the ballot doesn't match the signature that's on the voter registration card. California has a web site you can go to to check the status of your vote. Our votes have not been counted for three election cycles. That's 6 years. We live in a rural county and started telling our friends. The ones that have checked their votes, same thing. These Libtards know that 88% of mail in votes are conservative votes. The entire system is rigged.
ReplyDeleteSo why do you vote by mail?
DeleteBeans, some people have trouble getting out of the house and it is easier for them. Think physical limitations. Got it?
DeleteBeans is dead on. For years I have told voters to use a paper ballot only. New for 2020 CA has eliminated the paper ballot. Every registered voter receives a mail-in ballot whether they asked for it or not.
DeleteThe only options for the voter is to mail back the ballot, hand in their completed ballot at any polling center (poll stations have been eliminated), or vote electronically at a voting center. No tracking number is given to the voter.
The state says this is all to lessen the provisional ballot. That is a load of horseshit.
Rick
Absentee ballots do depend on your signature matching one on file. I used to use absentee but realized about 5 years ago that my votes may be discounted. These days I go to vote in person. Not 100% sure but pretty sure, at least I see my ballot go into the machine.
ReplyDeleteIn a lot of places, absentee (and military ballots) are only officially counted when the 'in-person' vote totals are very close.
DeleteAbsentee voting is just throwing your vote away.
Who votes is not important. What's important is who COUNTS the votes. ~ V Lenin
ReplyDeleteYup, and Stalin said the same thing more or less. “People who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything.”
Delete― Josef Stalin All though, it appears this quote is now being disputed by some.
Who said it may be disputed but not the truth in it. Many states have increasingly reported problems with the machines. I would love to be wrong when I say that we'll see an unprecedented increased voter fraud in 2020. The amount and the types of fraud will be off the charts.
DeleteThe signature on an absentee ballot matching the one on file matters.....ONLY in an honest system. Our electoral system is NOT honest. The American Communist Party nee Demonrats have insinuated THEIR loyal sycophants into as many positions controlling elections, ballots and results as possible for the explicit purpose of inflating votes for THEIR candidates and eliminating votes for ANYONE they don't like. The system is corrupt, broken beyond repair.
ReplyDeleteFucking demorats have been fixing elections forever. When i was 14 and rooting for Nixon over kennedy the corrupt Demorat County Judge in Duvall County Texas had so many dead votes counted for JFK that he carried Texas. Since that time, as far as I am concerned, every demorat is a fuckin' commie, cheatin' bastard who needs a boolit. TIMES'a Comin' commies
ReplyDeleteWho counts the votes doesn't really matter, either. He who selects the candidates holds the real power. If I chose all of the candidates, I could give less than a tuppenny fuck about who counts the votes or how they do it.
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