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Pennsylvania

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13. I can't say, but it doesn't seem likely

Tue May 17, 2022, 06:21 PM

May 2022

The printer that wins the contract is usually a friend of somebody high up in county government. That's all I can surmise.

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Lancaster County reports issues with mail-in ballots [View all] FakeNoose May 2022 OP

A mistake? iamateacher May 2022 #1

UNREADABLE???!!! elleng May 2022 #2

I think what they really mean is "unscannable" FakeNoose May 2022 #5

Gee. Florida 2000. 3rd Party spoilers & hanging chads. Budi May 2022 #3

I know ... it gives me nightmares FakeNoose May 2022 #6

Voters do not deserve to have results on election night. CrispyQ May 2022 #4

Blame the R's, as always Freddie May 2022 #8

It Sounds, Ma'am, Like More Republican Election Fraud The Magistrate May 2022 #10

Exactly ... if it happened in a blue county ... well maybe FakeNoose May 2022 #12

Same thing happened in Clackamas County Oregon. Sneederbunk May 2022 #11

I can't say, but it doesn't seem likely FakeNoose May 2022 #13

It seems that since the mail-ins were started BumRushDaShow May 2022 #14

Yes but ... FakeNoose May 2022 #15

Back last year (2021) BumRushDaShow May 2022 #16

Yes I remember that one 🙄 FakeNoose May 2022 #17

Well as you know BumRushDaShow May 2022 #18