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originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: NorEaster
"Millions" of dollars today, is what "thousands" of dollars was to a state, just 10 years ago. One Southwest state is spending $2.3 million, testing Bobcat urine's effect on drunk mice.
originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: incoserv
I'm not a dem.
I want the audits done by bi-partisan companies
originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: Gothmog
Any company should have a mix of parties watching to see how the audit is being done.
Why are you afraid of sunshine?
Why are you fighting transparency?
originally posted by: scraedtosleep
It's being done by a biased company.
originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: incoserv
I'm not a dem.
I too am fighting this audit. Because it's not transparent. It's being done by a biased company.
If it was being done by a dem company that hated trump and refused to show their work how would you feel?
Would you trust those results?
I want the audits done by bi-partisan companies that show their work at every step. Otherwise I will trust nothing that is found.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: Thenail
Well trump won the election . Why would they . I went to bed and the election was over and trump won . Wake up and he was cheated out of it . The child sniffing weirdo won . The 47 year career politician who has done nothing for no one ever . Even broke Obama’s record . Not bad for a total racist
Because of the timing of the poll reporting. The big cities (where the average station gets thousands of voters) takes a LOT longer to process than rural votes.
When the polls close, anyone standing in line at the exact minute they close (7 pm) is allowed to still vote, no matter how long that takes. I've had a line of a hundred waiting to vote when polls closed (I'm an elections judge) and it took from 7 pm to 10 pm before that last voter voted... then it took another 2 1/2 hours to seal and secure the machines, the ballots, run the reports, straighten up the area... and then I drive to the county elections office (half an hour) where I turn in the results (there were 10 judges ahead of me. They did not see my data until nearly 2 am and it would have taken another hour or so to confirm and post it.
So 3-4 am is NOT any unusual time for a big city area (I live in Dallas) to be reporting on final polls.
But, see for yourself. Contact your local county elections board, train as a clerk, and work an election.