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Pennsylvania

BumRushDaShow

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18. Well as you know

Reply to FakeNoose (Reply #17)

Tue May 17, 2022, 08:47 PM

May 2022

this is all new! They have always had the regular "absentee ballots" which would be some small batch (in relative terms out of the total number of voters in a county) that needed to be printed and mailed. And I expect some smaller counties still had the manual paper ballots with the fill-in-the-oval-and-scan tech.

But with Act-77 and then the pandemic, the need for printed ballots shot through the stratosphere!

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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

True. But those who lose by a margin will always doubt the count, as we have doubted Bush/Gore Budi May 2022 #7

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

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

No, they don't deserve them on election night, but they damn well deserve them to be accurate. Budi May 2022 #9

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