Check Your Vote - BEFORE YOU SUBMIT! (voters, campaign, democrat)
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You'd better complain to the establishment Republican election officials in TX.
If the machine itself is intentionally rigging the votes, then it would probably do so in a more surreptitious way so no one can figure out what had happened (i.e., they wouldn't change the votes until the "ballot" is submitted and then alter the choices behind the scenes so the voters cannot see the change).
Question is, do officials know how to go back in and delete the error or change the vote back to the one selected by voter? What a mess.
Did you see where they corrected the vote errors? From a legitimate news source versus... Facebook complaining.
"But elections officials say the allegations are more than likely false or instances of user error.
Garland City Council member Stephen Stanley said he went to an early voting station at Nicholson Memorial South Branch Library on Tuesday morning while campaigning for candidates on the ballot.
He said around noon a woman came out of the library and told him she had tried to vote straight ticket Republican but the machine said she had voted straight Democrat.
The woman told him a poll worker apologized that the machine wasn't working and instructed her to use another one."
"Dallas County elections administrator Toni Pippins-Poole encouraged all voters to double-check their ballots before submitting them. She said she's received second-hand reports of malfunctioning machines, but no one has logged an official complaint and she doesn't have any names to go with the claims.
"It could be voter error or it could be that the machine needs to be recalibrated," Pippins-Poole said.
She said in each case the voter was eventually able to vote how they wanted to."
As I noted in yet another thread about this subject, a local Texas official noted that some voters would 1) select the 'straight ticket' selection, then 2) scroll around and then cast a vote for a person in the opposite party, resulting in malfunction or incorrectly recorded vote or such. Oh, then they go on social media and whine.
Hillary supporters are cowards to support a rigged candidate
Lol, what, Hillary is controlling voting machines in Dark Red Texas? You guys do have no chance then.
Mick
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