mail in voting

[Mike M (the other one)]

(06-23-2020, 08:49 PM)Benton Wrote: And the same goes for scan in.

First you've got to trust that the company that built it doesn't have nefarious intent. Big companies never do. Ever. 

Second, you've got to trust the tech guy isn't some idiot. Or some guy with an agenda

Third, you've got poll workers who have to allow you access to vote. Anecdotal story: I've lived in the same town for 41 years. Around 8 years ago, the poll worker said she didn't recognize me and said my ID didn't look "authentic." She refused to let me vote until I could provide "legitimate" identification. Luckily, a lady I'd gone to church with as a kid was a poll worker and vouched for me.

Fifth, you've got to have members of state government who count the votes correctly.

Tenth, there's no perfect system. Mail in voting isn't perfect. Neither are the polls.

And all of that is also included in mail in voting. Scanning them etc. You don't think they keep a paper tally do you?? 

Trump: III
Biden: II

Lol 

1st if that company gets caught tampering? They could lose billions and their rep would be shot.

2nd Tech guy could tamper but see above.

3rd she's having a power trip. Get her boss involved. 

5th same with mail in

10th I agree, but polling is way more accurate than mail in.

Ps Glad your not a counter. What happened to 4th, 6th - 9th?