Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is Stunned by the Amount of Potential 2020 Election Fraud.

a reply to: Karen657

I also know ballots arent signed.

For having all those friends in high places, you dont seem to be the one that understands the process.

Here is how signature verification worked pre-covid: you show up at the polls and sign the roll book. Signature verification happens then. It would work even better with an id. Some states do that. The few ABSENTEE ballots that had been requested and then mailed out, were manually verified against the voter registration from the signature on the envelope. This worked.

Then came covid, mass mail out of unrequested ballots, and a mess trying to validate signatures.

The security in this leaks like a sieve.

For the last time Im going to say: individual people committing fraud by voting for someone else, cant swing an election. ORGANIZED fraud in a large city/county can indeed swing an election. The election in 2000 was by a hair, 537 votes in a single state. Thats quite riggable, dear.

If the DNC is yelling about voter suppression how on gods green earth did Joe Biden get 81 million votes? Largest turnout in history. You will never convince me that Joe Biden got more votes than Obama. Ever.

Almost 1% of ballots submitted by mail are rejected. In 2016 that was close to 320k and in 2020 more than 550k had been rejected by August.

That can sway an election.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

The courts could not have possibly known when the suits were brought early after the election if there was fraud or not. Audits take time.

As we saw in 2000, not alot of fraud needs to happen. It only needs to happen in the right place(s). There was plenty of smoke in plenty of places. 1 audit in AZ. That forwarded evidence to their AG.

But nah, none of that matters to you. Coz orange man gone.

originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
The courts could not have possibly known when the suits were brought early after the election if there was fraud or not. Audits take time.

Well I'll be so pumped when the results of the Arizona s***show make it to court. Hopefully CyberNitwit's attorney isn't allowed to quit like he wants to do, they need to be forced to release the findings so it can completely solidify what a bunch of tools they are and how they played all the gullible dupes.

Im certain you just assumed I was wrong, and didnt bother to check your facts, by simply rereading my comment. Thats called jumping to conclusions. Thats not a burn, thats reality! Sorry it hurts. 🔥

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
Thats called jumping to conclusions.

Once again, I misread 2000 as 2020. If you think that's jumping to conclusions and not seeing that numbers correctly than have fun with that and your zinging comments.

a reply to: BrujaRebooted
Sorry.
My Pont is that every city or town has their own ballot because there are different issues besides president on the ballots.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I agree its a huge dumpster fire! The entire election was! An audit of a dumpster fire will require crawling in the dumpster.

The little pissing contests between locals go on prior to every election as well. Everywhere. One video showed the stacks of papers in the hallway and a total hot mess of counting the votes. Im embarrassed for someone to watch that and think our elections CANT be complete circus acts instead of the true will of the people.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

You rushed to zing me instead of simply thinking, wait what, that cant be right, and simply re-reading my brief comment.

You whining about zings is a hoot!

originally posted by: BrujaRebooted
I agree its a huge dumpster fire! The entire election was! An audit of a dumpster fire will require crawling in the dumpster.

And in the end the results won't change. Tough luck for the people who went to those boat parades, it didn't do a thing.

a reply to: BrujaRebooted

Forwarded because that's what they paid for. A big show.
What has the A.G. done since receiving said information?

a reply to: BrujaRebooted

Again, 2000 looked like 2020 to me, if you don't like the mea culpa TFB.

a reply to: BrujaRebooted

The reason is the multiple ballots across the country.
You can't have wide spread nation wide frauds because there are too many different jurisdictions you're have to have in on it. Every little town, parish, village, every county. The election isn't one election, its thousands of little ones. One of the reasons gerrymandering is frowned upon.
Why don't you outline just how you'd get all these people to go along with an illegal plan and what they would have to do to achieve the outcome you think believable? Instead of asking people who don't think its possible to make up a way that it is?

a reply to: BrujaRebooted

I never signed any book and I've been voting since Reagan.
I go in show my I.D. The worker looks me up in a book and asks me my address Then the worker announces me "Karen657 to vote."
and hands me a ballot and tells me where I should go to fill it out.
Once I do that, the ballot is put through a scanner and sucked into the machine. What happens after that I do not know personally but I'd guess that the machines are secured and sent somewhere to be stored and the ballots are stored somewhere else in case its close and recounts need to be done.
During this last election the state sent me an application to obtain a ballot if I wanted to vote by mail. I filled out the application and sent it back in the envelope provided.
I got back an envelope containing a ballot and an envelope to put it in that needed to be signed and witnessed and an envelope to put that in because the first envelope had the signatures on it.
Hope that's not too confusing lol.

a reply to: BrujaRebooted
PS In case I wasn't clear, the state asked me if I wanted a ballot by sending me an application that I needed to sign. They had my address because I've been on the voter rolls for thirty plus years in this city.
They did not send out ballots to anyone who did not request one and they sure didn't simply mass mail out ballots either.

a reply to: Karen657

Dont know, Im not his private secretary nor the girl in his office running the copy machine.

Do you know?

a reply to: Karen657

Oh my! Settle down.

Dont you know it didnt work that way in every state? Ca. mailed ballots to every single registered voter. Some people got more than one bacause they registered more than once, with a different name. For example married name, then divorced name. People have been known to register their dogs, just for a laugh. You know, at one of those voter registration drives, some yokel thinks its a real spoof on the man to do so. Well, in CA that dog got a ballot.

In fact, some states broke their own election laws, in order to do this mass mailout of ballots to all registered voters.

Its because democrats are in charge here.

a reply to: Karen657

You are lucky to live in a state with sane election laws, that were followed a bit better, it seems. I love that ya’ll have to show an ID! What did the mail-ins do to get around that? Signature?

We dont do ID in Ca. Too many people cant figure out how to get one, or afford one, or qualify for a voting one.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I already said thank you! Want a rose? 🌹

a reply to: Karen657

PS. I forgot to ask how signatures are validated coming back? With witness signature, its just twice as bad!

A human can compare two signatures drawn by the same person and determine they look alike, or the middle name is spelled out or abbreviated accept it, etc. Human signatures change over time! Look at your signature 30 years ago. Does it look the same? A human can probably say, yes, they look the same. Normally, the burden of validating signatures by human eyeball has been easily handled because they were validating absentee, not mass mail in ballot/envelopes. Far fewer!

So, Dominion had a solution. Program a computer to do millions of compares. But, since no two times you sign your name do they exactly match, it has to be logic and artificial intelligence deciding. So they set a tolerance in number of ways that signatures dont match. And they had way tooo many rejects to handle, so, they did it looser and looser until they just shut it off to get thru them.

True story.