November 01, 2010
Allegations of Voter Fraud Continue In North Carolina
In the North Carolina early voting, a growing number of Republican and Democrat voters reported that when they voted a straight Republican ticket, their votes were flipped to Democrat in North Carolina in numerous precincts by a default setting that came up and flipped the ballot to straight Democrat as their hand was moved half way down the touch screen.
Shocking, the Board of Elections is dismissing these complaints, even though the voting machine problem is consistently turning Republican votes into Democrat votes.
Thanks to near constant polling by a number of organizations we can ascertain what the outcome of the elections should be once the votes are counted, and if the Democrats take seats all data suggests they should lose, then these elections must be contested.
In the meantime, I'd suggest that voters in both parties select their candidates individually instead of relying up the straight party ticket option.
Also, video record the machine change on a cell phone or whatever; we need evidence.
Posted by: mockmook at November 1, 2010 12:49 PMsounds to me like some people are just too stupid to be able to use a touch screen, AND YOU CAN"T FIX STUPID
Posted by: john at November 1, 2010 07:39 PMActually it sounds like a typical democrat voter fraud in action. The screen change/new count/found ballots/whatever ALWAYS mysteriously favors dems.
Sorrry there, john, IF the problem was just a bunch of people too stupid to use a touch screen, they would all be democraps and the votes would be changing to repub. Not to mention that the BoE dismisses all of the complaints because the machine just automatically defaults to a straight demo ticket if the voter makes a mistake.
Remeber, machines don't make mistakes and they don't make assumptions - they do EXACTLY as they a programmed to do. So who programmed these machines? The person/people responsible are guilty of subverting the democratic process of an ENTIRE NATION. And not just any two-bit nation either, arguably the most poweful and influential nation in the world. Something to wrap your head around.
Posted by: Walt at November 2, 2010 01:29 AMOther countries are going forward and discarding old fashioned, easily corrupted voting machines and computers in favour of paper ballots, red pencils, and manually counting votes which has been shown to be much more reliable.
Maybe something for the US to consider.
Posted by: JTW at November 2, 2010 04:58 AM
