At a press briefing, Josh Parsons, the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners and Vice Chairman on the Board of Elections in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, spoke about a probe into possible voter registration fraud.
Voting discussion thread
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Georgia reports that 2.6M have voted or 36.5% of active voters. My own county (Houston) is at 40.6%. Fulton, Cobb, and DeKalb are all above the state percentage.
Georgia doesn't have party registration, so you can't directly tell which party is getting its voters out. You can guess by the known partisan lean of a county.
I've been registered in four states in my lifetime (all at different times, of course). I don't recall any of them having me register by party. I voted in Illinois from 1973-83, using my parents' address, while I was at UA and on active duty. I always voted absentee by using a provided paper clip to punch holes in a punch card. I remember having to go over to Rose Admin to get the envelope notarized. I was registered in Alabama 1983-86, but I don't remember having to declare a party. (Has that changed?) I was registered in Texas 1986-99. You didn't declare a party at registration, but when I voted in a primary, the clerk would stamp my voter card with that party's name to show I was a party member for the next two years. Here in Georgia, they do have a rule about not voting in different parties between the primary and the runoff.
Georgia doesn't have party registration, so you can't directly tell which party is getting its voters out. You can guess by the known partisan lean of a county.
I've been registered in four states in my lifetime (all at different times, of course). I don't recall any of them having me register by party. I voted in Illinois from 1973-83, using my parents' address, while I was at UA and on active duty. I always voted absentee by using a provided paper clip to punch holes in a punch card. I remember having to go over to Rose Admin to get the envelope notarized. I was registered in Alabama 1983-86, but I don't remember having to declare a party. (Has that changed?) I was registered in Texas 1986-99. You didn't declare a party at registration, but when I voted in a primary, the clerk would stamp my voter card with that party's name to show I was a party member for the next two years. Here in Georgia, they do have a rule about not voting in different parties between the primary and the runoff.
Georgia is up to 2.85M votes or 39.5% turnout. A friend of mine who was in the hospital from April to early this month made sure to go in his walker to vote on Friday.
Holy crap!
I had to declare a party when I re-registered in Alabama around 1997. I think they instituted it after the Graddick-Baxter fiasco.
I disagree. With over 4600 operating PACs and their supporting think tanks slinging mud, making up lies, distorting records, misquoting, half-truthing, AI, editing out context, there will NEVER be a "good" candidate for President again as every candidate will be villified for every thing they have done, said, and did not do. Even Lincoln would barely win election in the current atmosphere. Reagan would come out looking like a hateful, divisive liar with all of media these days.
Until we start holding these all these falacies polluting our social, independant, and corportate media to account, we are stuck with this fetid system.
An "incendiary device" was discovered inside a ballot box in Portland, Oregon, while hundreds of ballots were reportedly destroyed in Vancouver, Washington, police said.
A mailman in Orlando, Florida, has been arrested for allegedly dumping more than 1,000 pieces of mail, including election mail, in the woods. Among the discarded items were an absentee ballot and what officials describe as 400 political items. Ottis McCoy was arrested on Frida, Oct. 25.
This is exactly why I do not trust the postal service with my vote.
At this point, Georgia has passed 3M voted, which is 42.1% of the state's active voters.
Agreed. I am still physically able to go to the polls, so I will.
Here in my county, you can visit the county voting site, and track your ballot.
I haven't done mine yet but will and let you know what I see.
I usually vote in person too, but it's never been about concern of interference - it's just the tradition in our family.
I enjoyed the convenience of the mail-in option this year, due to a busy schedule.
This is how it should be for all - options......
That was easy:
2024 General
Ballot Accepted
10/24/2024
Your ballot has been accepted! Your voter packet has been accepted by the county election office for counting.
2024 General
Ballot Accepted
10/24/2024
Your ballot has been accepted! Your voter packet has been accepted by the county election office for counting.
Wow... I wouldn't trust a drop box that was unattended for sure.
And I agree... Everything is so hateful these days. Most of us could meet in the middle and hash out a
plan and really decide things equitabily. But people here so many lies and half-truths over and over.
Nobody wants government... Until they do.
And many don't even see that they people they support are just using them.
And I agree... Everything is so hateful these days. Most of us could meet in the middle and hash out a
plan and really decide things equitabily. But people here so many lies and half-truths over and over.
Nobody wants government... Until they do.
And many don't even see that they people they support are just using them.
I'm wondering if this isn't part of some hare-brained MAGA scheme to create enough Electoral College confusion to get the election tossed to the House.
FIFYWhere's the RESPECT for these boxes, is what I want to know?
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