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[CatWoman]

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[C_U_L8R]

1. Isn't he violating his bail conditions?

Maybe he should just wait out his trials in a jail cell. The country would be safer for it.

[SoFlaBro]

2. The stupid Orange Motherfucker can't open his shit slinger without the fuck shit slopping out.

[Qutzupalotl]

3. It's as though he knows the mail will be delayed.

I plan to use the dropbox this cycle, just in case.

[Silent Type]

5. I get mailin ballot. I send it in, and within a few days the state site will tell me it was recieved and accepted.

If it wasn't, then I'll got to polls during early voting.

That sounds like what trump is actually saying, certainly in the first few seconds.

Besides, states don't count 2 votes from same person, certainly in the same district.


Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Question-- How do election officials prevent someone from voting twice?

Answer-- One of the basic tenets of democracy is that each person has only one vote. Election officials take many steps to ensure that voters only cast one ballot in an election, or if a voter casts more than one ballot (i.e., votes a mailed ballot and then attempts to vote in person on Election Day), that only one ballot is counted. To do this, election officials are responsible for maintaining current and accurate voter lists, and many states compare registration and voting records with other states. Election officials keep detailed records of when voters are issued ballots, and whether those ballots are cast.

If a voter’s eligibility cannot be verified (e.g., the voter was not on the list of eligible voters, the voter's information was incomplete or not accurate, or the voter had already received a ballot in the mail and was allowed to vote), they may be allowed to vote a provisional or fail-safe ballot. Provisional ballots are kept separate from other ballots and will only be processed and counted if the election official has verified the voter is eligible and has not already voted in the election.

When a voter requests a mail ballot, election officials verify that the request was made by the voter before issuing the ballot. When a ballot is returned to the elections office, officials (often bi-partisan teams) verify the signature or other identifying information on the ballot envelope to make sure it was cast by the voter. If required information is missing or incomplete, or if a signature is required and doesn’t match the one on file, the ballot will not be counted. In some cases, the voter may be notified and given an opportunity to correct the issue.

Visit eac.gov/vote for quick links to your state or territory’s elections website for information about how ballots are tracked and counted in your state.

https://www.eac.gov/how-do-election-officials-prevent-someone-from-voting-twice

[Dan]

6. Well, that is a crime.

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And in theory prior to tabulation - voting twice will be caught… and your vote will not be counted twice.

And then, post election - your party truly begins.

[Cattledog]

7. I think this is an old video. Looks like he's speaking in front of AF1

Also notice the military troops in the background.

[rogerballard]

8. I believe you are correct...

I remember this and it may be from 2016.

[Wiz Imp]

9. I won't watch it but I remeber him telling his supporters to vote twice before -

I'm pretty sure it was in 2020.

[CatWoman]

10. thanks Cattle

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