Georgia precinct with 276 voters counts 670 ballots in primary election

[Adam Griffin]

Paper ballots and voter ID will solve this

GA has had voter ID in place for 14 years partially; 10 years fully. We were one of the first states to do it.

I still maintain that I don't think it's a coincidence that the state went from a Democratic bastion to a Republican majority virtually overnight after DREs were adopted. All the polls showed Democrats winning by near double-digits in 2002 up through Election Day and then suddenly the GOP wins by 5...nah.

[Adam Griffin]

And you can't even look at the official 2018 primary turnout data for comparison because that data is apparently compromised (or involved/complicit) too:



They show that there are 3941 registered voters in the precinct (as opposed to 276 actual).

[Adam Griffin]

Also worth noting that this precinct didn't exist prior to 2016, but in that race:

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2073 	Trump     84.40%
322	        Clinton    13.11%
61	        Johnson   2.49%
2,456        Total

And considering that it's unlikely thousands of people de-registered, died or moved out of the area, that would mean close to 2,000 fake votes were cast in this one precinct in 2016 alone.

[Adam Griffin]

Well it was fun while it lasted:

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[Adam Griffin]

^^^ If you think the demand for paper ballots in the US is just a post-2016 phenomenon, then you obviously don't know what you're talking about. The demonstrations involving vulnerability of DREs goes back to 2005 at least, and Georgia in particular is only one of a few states with no paper trail to confirm vote counts are accurate.

[Adam Griffin]

^^^ If you think the demand for paper ballots in the US is just a post-2016 phenomenon, then you obviously don't know what you're talking about. The demonstrations involving vulnerability of DREs goes back to 2005 at least, and Georgia in particular is only one of a few states with no paper trail to confirm vote counts are accurate.

I don't believe I said that did I? I was making the point it's an irrelevance to whether there are claims of vote rigging.

The people calling for paper ballots DO believe Russia is directly influencing elections, otherwise they wouldn't be saying it...

Considering that these specific accusations regarding meddling by Russia in US elections only began in the wake of the 2016 election, it seems you are.