670 ballots with 276 voters – Georgia’s primary

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by WaldoKitty

LAWL

There are not just 276 voters in that precinct. There are were 3941 registered voters in that precinct as of May 22. The election there was legitimate and certified.

The reporter from McClatchy, which owns dozens of news papers, did not check his facts and of course, it's been parroted by the MSM ad nauseum. Or course they don't follow up.

I ask again, why do you people believe the MSM without question?

Actually, this is what the reporter said
https://www.mcclatchydc.com/latest-n...216056560.html

August 06, 2018 04:05 PM

Updated August 09, 2018 10:08 AM

WASHINGTON
It appeared, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s website, that Habersham County’s Mud Creek precinct in northeastern Georgia had 276 registered voters ahead of the state’s primary elections in May.

Some 670 ballots were cast, according to the Georgia secretary of state’s office, indicating a 243 percent turnout.

But on Tuesday at 10 a.m., the number of registered voters on the secretary of state’s website was changed for Mud Creek to 3,704 registered voters, reflecting a more likely turnout of about 18 percent.

So the secretary of state is the one who made the mistake, not the reporter, or anyone who ran with the story.

[WaldoKitty]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

Actually, this is what the reporter said

So the secretary of state is the one who made the mistake, not the reporter, or anyone who ran with the story.

Nope.

The reporter didn't verify it before he ran that pointless voter fraud story. It wasn't updated until an investigator at another news site decided to check into it and found out it was a typo. Of course McClatchy doesn't admit to tabloidism.

I'm not sure why you defend these idiots without question. Here is how it really went down.

Voter Fraud In Georgia Falsely Reported

This may well be true. But an honest typo or input mistake isn’t a reason to hyperventilate.

So True. (and of course we had plenty of it here)

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by WaldoKitty

Nope.

The reporter didn't verify it before he ran that pointless voter fraud story. It wasn't updated until an investigator at another news site decided to check into it and found out it was a typo. Of course McClatchy doesn't admit to tabloidism.

I'm not sure why you defend these idiots without question. Here is how it really went down.

Voter Fraud In Georgia Falsely Reported

This may well be true. But an honest typo or input mistake isn’t a reason to hyperventilate.

So True. (and of course we had plenty of it here)

You are wrong twice over because the actual name of the article is

Bizarre tales, confusing ballots from Georgia’s primary contained in federal lawsuit BY CHRISTINE CONDON

At best, the title you have is from someone who ran with the article, not the originator.

Further more, your argument was that they didnt do research, but they did. the State website is the database for Registered voters.

The only other way would have been to go do to door and ask people if they were registered to vote, (which they could have lied about). The sec of State is the individual responsible for collecting and reporting voter data. so that is in fact the most accurate source.

Where else do you think they should have looked ?

[loves2read]

Originally Posted by AksarbeN

So why is Georgia failing to provide better voting machines and paper ballots? This is an issue that not only belongs to Georgia but possibly more states.



https://www.wrbl.com/news/local-news...day/1318409406

Because the Sec of State for GA who is running for governor I believe refused aid from Dept of Homeland Security when Obama was in office--
He refused to have any Federal officials review his system because he said his state had "contractors" doing what the Feds would do
Now his state was PAYING contractors so maybe there were some kickbacks involved in those arrangements he didn't want to stop
Maybe he was just paranoid about the Feds finding out how weak his state's system was
Maybe he was planning to help the Russians

But he also said he would not recuse himself from any vote recount/rallys done
And he is a candidate in a state race...