(08-24-2022 11:06 AM)mlb Wrote:  https://finance.yahoo.com/news/election-...24124.html

Quote:Elections clerks have also reported receiving complaints that some of the door-knockers have gone beyond asking if people voted to press them on how they voted.

In Colorado, the US Election Integrity Plan, a group that was founded after the 2020 election in response to claims of voter fraud, faces a lawsuit from three civic groups who claim that door-knockers have dressed like government officials, asked how people voted and made false claims of fraudulent voting.

To be fair, the group claims they didn't do that, but it is still weird that they are going door to door after the election in this manner.

What does everything think of this? I'm not sure I'm cool with someone coming to my door after election day asking who I voted for (assuming that is actually happening). Can they ask if I submitted a ballot? Yeah, that doesn't bother me. But, if the information is not BS, then no you cannot ask me who I voted for. None of your business.

Not cool, and not much better than the people assembling in front of the Justices residences during the Abortion ruling.

Just bullies being bullies.

(08-24-2022 11:06 AM)mlb Wrote:  https://finance.yahoo.com/news/election-...24124.html

Quote:Elections clerks have also reported receiving complaints that some of the door-knockers have gone beyond asking if people voted to press them on how they voted.

In Colorado, the US Election Integrity Plan, a group that was founded after the 2020 election in response to claims of voter fraud, faces a lawsuit from three civic groups who claim that door-knockers have dressed like government officials, asked how people voted and made false claims of fraudulent voting.

To be fair, the group claims they didn't do that, but it is still weird that they are going door to door after the election in this manner.

What does everything think of this? I'm not sure I'm cool with someone coming to my door after election day asking who I voted for (assuming that is actually happening). Can they ask if I submitted a ballot? Yeah, that doesn't bother me. But, if the information is not BS, then no you cannot ask me who I voted for. None of your business.

I doubt any of that will happen. There isn't a quote from Gietzen saying he or his group is going to do that. It's almost as though the writer of the article just made it all up. It could be accurate but I don't see any evidence in this article.

(08-26-2022 10:54 AM)Kyle Mack Wrote:  I doubt any of that will happen. There isn't a quote from Gietzen saying he or his group is going to do that. It's almost as though the writer of the article just made it all up. It could be accurate but I don't see any evidence in this article.

Certainly no evidence presented. I just started thinking about that scenario as I could see groups starting to do that from both sides.