DEVELOPING: Ballot Scanners in Westchester County New York Malfunction – Ballots Being Placed in Orange Bags?
No later than the polls opened in Westchester County, New York, at 7 am this morning, the machines started malfunctioning in what the Board of Elections has reportedly called a countywide problem.
Now, instead of scanning their votes, people are being told to place their ballots in ballot bags, which will later be sent to the Board of Elections to be counted.
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Cindy Hamilton
Things go wrong sometimes. Would you prefer the voters of Westchester County were told to put their ballots in the trash?
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Retirednoguilt
And, this could be the result of hacking by foreign agents acting on their own initiative to create chaos; not to "cheat" a victory from the presumed winner of the races in that county.
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Ed P
Yes, I could, but it could also be MAGA operatives trying to gain votes.
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hubops
What better justification for King Trump to annul the entire midterm - just find one very hacked result and declare everything null & void. His good buddy Putin would arrange it all. His MAGA faithful would swallow it. John T.
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Roger Rhino
In East Plowbroke, Nebraska, voters are being told to drop their ballots in BLUE BALLOT BOXES!!!!
There's textbook proof of a conspiracy right there. Does GP know about it yet?
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Ed P
May be the last time women are allowed to vote
MAGA’s crusade to yank women’s vote is no joke and it’s storming the mainstream: analysis
The push to strip women of the right to vote has “morphed from a joke into a serious proposal” and is making its way into the Republican mainstream, with a pastor tied to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth among its loudest voices, Salon’s Amanda Marcotte warned Monday.
Marcotte wrote that Douglas Wilson, a prominent Christian nationalist whose Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches counts Hegseth as a member, has grown “increasingly loud” in calling for “household voting,” a system in which only heads of households, presumed to be male, would cast ballots.
Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell told NPR at the time that Hegseth “very much appreciates many of Mr. Wilson’s writings and teachings.” Wilson supports repealing the 19th Amendment, and women are banned from leadership positions in his church and not allowed to vote in congregational decisions, according to CNN. In February, Wilson delivered a sermon at a monthly Christian worship service at the Pentagon that he said Hegseth invited him to give, CNN reported.
In an April interview with British commentator Konstantin Kisin, Wilson laid out his view, according to Salon.
“Women have to appeal to men for the rights,” Wilson said. “Anytime men want to take rights away from women, they can, like that. And there’s not a damn thing women can do about it.”
Marcotte argued that Wilson’s comments reveal the real aim of the anti-suffrage push, which she wrote is “to scare women off seeking full equality, or even trying to claw back rights they do have.”
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