I Received 6 Absentee Ballots in the Mail Today

originally posted by: Sookiechacha

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: CarlLaFong

Take them to the press!

Not the evil leftist media, but the good ones.

Or, he could sell them on EBAY!

You buying?

After 7 years I still get mail for the previous owners, however I do not get extra mail in ballot applications.

Dispose of them however you wish, I'm guessing you could forge the signature if you want to see if you'll get caught and face prison time.

a reply to: CarlLaFong

Ever since the "mail-in ballots for everyone" stuff started here in California, I've been getting two ballots, one with my full name and one with just my first and last name. The first time it happened I took both of them when I voted in person and asked them to correct it but I still get them. I just put them in the trash now.

originally posted by: CarlLaFong
So I received 6 absentee ballots in my mailbox yesterday.
Two were for my wife and I...and the other 4 were apparently for the two sets of previous owners of our house as the addresses are all for our house.
However, these are not the same last names of the people we bought the house from.

Now, I prefer to vote in person...and I'm not a democrat, so I have no interest in cheating and casting these all for my candidates.

But what is the protocol?
Do I destroy these extras?
I have no way to get in touch with the previous owners.

Has this happened to anyone else here?

First, I'd contact as many media outlets as possible to see if you find one that still holds to journalistic integrity. (Good luck!)

Then raise as big a stink about it as you can.

a reply to: CarlLaFong

By sending the unopened ballots back to where they came from, the issuing County Auditor is alerted that the names and addresses don't go together. They can then determine if address updates exist in records, or if names should be removed.

What is the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA)?

Commonly referred to as the “motor voter” law because it contained provisions about voter registration at local DMV offices, the NVRA provides guidance for when a state may remove the name of a voter from a list. The 2014 Election Administration and Voting Survey found that states removed over 14.8 million voters from voter registration lists that election cycle. The NVRA allows states to remove voters who have not voted in two consecutive federal general elections and failed to respond to a confirmation notice from an elections office. Other reasons for removal include death, felony conviction, having moved from one jurisdiction to another, mental incompetence, or at the voter’s request.
www.eac.gov...

originally posted by: CarlLaFong
The scary part is that the postal service must know these are wrong...but deliver them anyways.

Take them to the local DNC office and say hey I got 4 extra ballots what should I do with them. Tell them you really hate Trump and want to get the most out of your votes, videoing them the whole time, of course.

a reply to: DBCowboy

The Babylon bee

Interesting to note that most of the liberals in this thread have suggested using them to cheat.

🙄

originally posted by: JadedGhost
a reply to: CarlLaFong

You’ve obviously received a few from people that haven’t updated there address. Without researching into how they get validated and whether you could actually get away with just sending them all in, I gotta say, how’s this a democratic conspiracy?

I mean, your a MAGA supporter who claims to be libertarian. So what’s stopping you from sending in all the ballots for Trump?

you mean, besides integrity? LOL, you make me smile.

a reply to: AwakeNotWoke

send a message with photos to Fox News. They might send an investigator.

a reply to: 5thHead

I suggested they could try it and see if they end up in prison. I mean it's illegal, so I don't think anyone would recommend it. But as we see with those that blame "fed plants" for convincing people it's a good idea to attack and beat Capitol cops on J6, and breaking election laws like they did in Michigan to claim they were the legal electors and signed stating they convened at the state Capitol at the behest of the Trump campaign. Maga can be easily swayed to commit crimes.

And even if a random on ATS states to send them in, uh, hello, if you're stupid enough to listen to a random ATSer, you are quite likely to end up in jail for doing something else as you're clearly not working with many functioning brain cells.

If someone gets 2 ballots in the mail with their name on each, do those ballots have printed warnings not to use more than one? Liability People. 😬

a reply to: CarlLaFong

originally posted by: xuenchen
If someone gets 2 ballots in the mail with their name on each, do those ballots have printed warnings not to use more than one? Liability People. 😬

Yeah, you could probably sue them for allowing you to vote twice.

Lawyers Americans. We need more legalese and fine print and warning labels. We'll make it to where up is down. 😆😆😆

originally posted by: CarlLaFong
So I received 6 absentee ballots in my mailbox yesterday.
Two were for my wife and I...and the other 4 were apparently for the two sets of previous owners of our house as the addresses are all for our house.
However, these are not the same last names of the people we bought the house from.

Now, I prefer to vote in person...and I'm not a democrat, so I have no interest in cheating and casting these all for my candidates.

But what is the protocol?
Do I destroy these extras?
I have no way to get in touch with the previous owners.

Has this happened to anyone else here?

I seen a number of those ballots last election for ‘long gone’ tenants of this building.

a reply to: CarlLaFong
They are like coupons. Ya still need verification when mailing in.

MAIL HASN'T ARRIVED YET HERE BUT IT'S A LOVELY DAY.

a reply to: xuenchen

Is either side pointing out those who were arrested in 2020 and 2022 for voting more than once? It happened several times that we know of.

You only want to mail in just your one official vote as per law. If you are in one of the cheating democrat counties, they are sure to have experts at copying your ballot if you are registered democrat. Then their experts will state all the ballots have been counted electronically and they will certify the electronic count. Might as well be that case if no one can do an audit to verify each vote back to an actual voter. I heard envelopes are routinely thrown away and the envelopes are where some states have their signatures for absentee votes.

Local governments are slow to update information and then it doesn’t help when you hire people to do things such as taxes and they turn out to be incompetent. I should know because I once lived in a townhouse and the local police put an arrest warrant or something similar in the door knob. Right address, wrong tenant. I called and they sent a deputy to reclaim it.

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: 5thHead

I suggested they could try it and see if they end up in prison. I mean it's illegal, so I don't think anyone would recommend it. But as we see with those that blame "fed plants" for convincing people it's a good idea to attack and beat Capitol cops on J6, and breaking election laws like they did in Michigan to claim they were the legal electors and signed stating they convened at the state Capitol at the behest of the Trump campaign. Maga can be easily swayed to commit crimes.

And even if a random on ATS states to send them in, uh, hello, if you're stupid enough to listen to a random ATSer, you are quite likely to end up in jail for doing something else as you're clearly not working with many functioning brain cells.

this is likely a news flash for you, but imagine if you could, of unscrupulous people, running a campaign, with such easy, non tracible, avenues for fraud. If Money was involved, would anyone bend the rules? Now, who is it that is pushing for voting like this? And why? Frogs, when you are alone, when nobody sees you, things like this have to be present in your head. It's not some vast right wing conspiracy, is just reality. How you chose to accept it remains in doubt.