Massive Clinton voter fraud in NY?

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introvert


But have they engaged in election fraud in NY today?

YES!

proof

It looks like as many as 125,000 voters in Brooklyn alone had their names removed from the voter rolls.
A lawsuit was filed and apparently a federal judge sat to review this at 2pm ET today. Does anyone have any news on how that went? Cant find anything...

a reply to: AlaskanDad

You just can't behave can you? You're acting like a child here.
You dont like Hillary... fine. Attack her. Not me.

originally posted by: AlaskanDad
a reply to:

introvert


But have they engaged in election fraud in NY today?

YES!

proof

It is not illegal to have your picture taken in a polling place, or near one is it?

Can Hillary be held accountable for people chanting her name at a polling place, even if she is not on the stump?

Your video proves nothing and it's more likely that you and others are blowing it out of proportion.

City Comptroller to Audit the Board of Elections...

Stringer Will Audit NYC Board Of Elections After Today's Primary Voting Problems

Today's New York presidential primary has been marred by reports of polling sites opening hours late, others lacking functional ballot scanners, and tens of thousands of voters finding that they'd been purged from voter rolls. Yesterday, dozens of New York voters sued the state over changes to their voter registrations that would keep them from voting in the closed primaries, and today, Comptroller Scott Stringer announced that he's going to conduct an audit of the city's Board of Elections in the wake of today's widespread problems.

"There is nothing more sacred in our nation than the right to vote, yet election after election, reports come in of people who were inexplicably purged from the polls, told to vote at the wrong location or unable to get in to their polling site," Stringer said. "The people of New York City have lost confidence that the Board of Elections can effectively administer elections and we intend to find out why the BOE is so consistently disorganized, chaotic, and inefficient."

In a letter sent earlier this afternoon to Michael Ryan, executive director of the city's BOE, Stringer cited reports of faulty ballot scanners, poorly-staffed voting sites, and questionable purged voter registrations.

text of the letter is available at the link above ^^^

a reply to: amazing

Yes I saw...just now.I edited my post to say you responded.
You also said and I quote "A well documented case". So one Twitter feed equals well documented . Ok.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Greeting fans is not campaigning. Handing out flyers holding up signs that's campaigning.

a reply to: JacKatMtn

Do any of them say Hillary is behind it all?

a reply to: Sillyolme

I am just posting reports of voting issues... as I said earlier, it's too soon to say that this is a planned deal...

Incompetence probably, shoddy software, lazy workers, and an election season that has broken the normal mold of the past few elections... add in a very large interest in casting a vote, on both sides.. and you have chaos...

I hope the folks in Cali are paying attention... When's the last time that NY & Cali even mattered in the primary/caucus deal? seems that as far back as I remember, both sides candidate was chosen prior to NY & Cali having their primaries...

All I know, is that this is very unfair to the folks in New York, who went to cast a vote today, and were turned away due to the issues presented so far....

New York Primary Lawsuit Update: In Potential Win For Bernie Sanders Supporters, Judge Declares Voters Wrongly Purged From Democratic Party Rolls May Still Be Able To Vote
Court put off decision, until election officials from all 62 counties can be present in court:

The New York primary lawsuit may have found an opening for the state’s voters who believe their registration was wrongly changed. A development on Tuesday was seen as a boost to supporters of Bernie Sanders claiming the actions unfairly targeted them.

An effort to open the state’s notoriously restrictive primary was put off by a judge, asking for a later hearing that involves election officials from all of the state’s 62 counties. But despite a lack of resolution, lawyers urged voters who believe they rightly belong on the Democratic Party rolls to cast provisional ballots in the hope that a further ruling could have them counted.

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This leaves everything up in the air, but that is better than the judge making a ruling against the lawsuit.

a reply to: JacKatMtn

I know. I was being sarcastic sorry. I've taken a beating in this thread because of the title. I agree something is rotten in New Amsterdam.

Maybe there should be a thread addressing these issues without laying the whole shebang at Hillary's feet.
I certainly don't disagree with angry voters. I'd be pissed too. Very pissed.

a reply to: AlaskanDad

Very good. A step in the right direction. I just wish he had ruled today so those votes could be counted.
I doubt its enough to turn the results but who knows.

a reply to: JacKatMtn

I hope all of the states that haven't voted yet are paying attention.
You are right about these states not really mattering in the past because by now we usually have a clear winner . This year it's a free for all.
Haven't been this entertained since the Gore/ Bush 2000 fiasco.

Look on the bright side. When Hillary is elected POTUS, we will have our first lesbian president. Time for her to finally come out of the closet and proclaim her love for Huma? Bill is nothing more than her beard. Embrace the diversity!

NY AG gets more than 5 times the election complaints as it did in 2112!

The New York state attorney general’s office has been overwhelmed with voter complaints, receiving nearly five times as many voter grievances Tuesday than during the 2012 general election.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office confirmed that its voter hotline had received 562 phone calls and 140 emails by 3:50 p.m. Tuesday.

“To put this in context, we received roughly 150 total complaints for the 2012 general election,” Nick Benson, senior deputy press secretary for the state attorney general’s office, said in a statement. “This is by far the largest volume of complaints we have received for an election since Attorney General Schneiderman took office in 2011.”

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originally posted by: Sillyolme
I agree something is rotten in New Amsterdam.

That's kind of been the norm for every city that's had a primary.

I first take personal responsibility.

I check my ballot, check address, check to make sure I'm registered in the right district, go online and verify polling place (a week before, AND on the day of voting - - in case there's a change), make sure in my state who can vote in a primary (I've voted in CA and AZ). Bring 2 IDs (one photo ID) and 2 proofs of current address (utility bills, etc).

I make sure that I am there as early as possible. Most employers allow leave to go vote during the day.

I have never had a problem voting. I have had some discrepancies that were questioned - - but, with my prepared documentations - - it was settled in a couple minutes.

Be prepared. Its your responsibility. You are only one person. The volunteers at the voting precincts are trying to process thousands.

a reply to: Sillyolme

Have you found any HRC voters having problems in NY?

I have not as of

a reply to: Sillyolme

DP

a reply to: Annee

I pull out the letter we got about which location. I keep my voter registration card in my wallet all the time so I pull that out.
I read the ballot, mark it , confirm where to put it and get my little sticker that says I voted.
Our state let us know in advance that our polling place had changed this year. With two letters.

I've never had a problem either. In 2012 I stood on line for four hours in a cold rain for Obama's second term because my polling place is th e same one used by hampton university and every student was on line. It was actually great to see so many young people involved in the process.

a reply to: AlaskanDad

I didn't know I was supposed to be doing exit polls. It's an eight hour drive from here. I'm afraid ill be too late.

But MSNBC is keeping track in my living room while I'm sitting on the front porch listening to the birds, drinking a diet Pepsi and just enjoying a warm evening.