Lake's attys have been asking MCBOS for signature data but they've refused time after time.
They have sued to get access to election data. They now have a new judge and he set a trial date. We'll see if they're granted access.
And notice the chyron at 2:19: Pennsylvania removes 180,000 ineligible voters. That's 180,000 less fake ballots that can be produced for last minute drops. Biden* won* PA by 81,660 votes.
(08-29-2023 11:29 AM)umbluegray Wrote: Lake's attys have been asking MCBOS for signature data but they've refused time after time.
They have sued to get access to election data. They now have a new judge and he set a trial date. We'll see if they're granted access.
And notice the chyron at 2:19: Pennsylvania removes 180,000 ineligible voters. That's 180,000 less fake ballots that can be produced for last minute drops. Biden* won* PA by 81,660 votes.
Welp, this sort of destroys your narrative.
Quote:Doug Mastriano’s pledge to “reset” voter registrations ignores the safeguards that already remove hundreds of thousands of ineligible voters.
After the primary, Mastriano, a state senator, told the conservative news organization Newsmax why he thought his registration reset was needed, though he didn’t provide evidence.
But election officials say the state’s extensive processes and tools actually keep Pennsylvania’s rolls accurate and well-maintained.
State and county officials removed 84,577 deceased voters and 180,918 out-of-state movers from the voter rolls in 2020, the latest year for which numbers are available, according to the Department of State’s annual voter registration report.
(08-29-2023 11:29 AM)umbluegray Wrote: Lake's attys have been asking MCBOS for signature data but they've refused time after time.
They have sued to get access to election data. They now have a new judge and he set a trial date. We'll see if they're granted access.
And notice the chyron at 2:19: Pennsylvania removes 180,000 ineligible voters. That's 180,000 less fake ballots that can be produced for last minute drops. Biden* won* PA by 81,660 votes.
Welp, this sort of destroys your narrative.
Quote:Doug Mastriano’s pledge to “reset” voter registrations ignores the safeguards that already remove hundreds of thousands of ineligible voters.
After the primary, Mastriano, a state senator, told the conservative news organization Newsmax why he thought his registration reset was needed, though he didn’t provide evidence.
But election officials say the state’s extensive processes and tools actually keep Pennsylvania’s rolls accurate and well-maintained.
State and county officials removed 84,577 deceased voters and 180,918 out-of-state movers from the voter rolls in 2020, the latest year for which numbers are available, according to the Department of State’s annual voter registration report.
(08-29-2023 11:29 AM)umbluegray Wrote: Lake's attys have been asking MCBOS for signature data but they've refused time after time.
They have sued to get access to election data. They now have a new judge and he set a trial date. We'll see if they're granted access.
And notice the chyron at 2:19: Pennsylvania removes 180,000 ineligible voters. That's 180,000 less fake ballots that can be produced for last minute drops. Biden* won* PA by 81,660 votes.
Welp, this sort of destroys your narrative.
Quote:Doug Mastriano’s pledge to “reset” voter registrations ignores the safeguards that already remove hundreds of thousands of ineligible voters.
After the primary, Mastriano, a state senator, told the conservative news organization Newsmax why he thought his registration reset was needed, though he didn’t provide evidence.
But election officials say the state’s extensive processes and tools actually keep Pennsylvania’s rolls accurate and well-maintained.
State and county officials removed 84,577 deceased voters and 180,918 out-of-state movers from the voter rolls in 2020, the latest year for which numbers are available, according to the Department of State’s annual voter registration report.
For the slow witted among us. Pennsylvania normally has around 300k people move in as well as move out of the state every year. I bet quite a few residents die each year as well!
Runbeck Election Services in Phoenix Defies Public Records Request in Ongoing Investigation by Arizona Legislators – Subpoenas May be Issued.
State Reps Jacqueline Parker, Chairwoman of the House Municipal Oversight and Elections Committee, and committee Vice Chair Alexander Kolodin fired off a letter to Runbeck on June 27, requesting information “regarding artificial intelligence applications, communications with Maricopa County Elections Officials and other
records.”
Maricopa County officials have made unequivocal statements reassuring the public that they have not used artificial intelligence in the 2022 General Election.
Runbeck claims the software, which they admittedly “designed and produced,” is used to determine whether a signature is present or not,” but also that “there is no artificial intelligence involved in this determination.”
(08-29-2023 11:29 AM)umbluegray Wrote: Lake's attys have been asking MCBOS for signature data but they've refused time after time.
They have sued to get access to election data. They now have a new judge and he set a trial date. We'll see if they're granted access.
And notice the chyron at 2:19: Pennsylvania removes 180,000 ineligible voters. That's 180,000 less fake ballots that can be produced for last minute drops. Biden* won* PA by 81,660 votes.
Welp, this sort of destroys your narrative.
Quote:Doug Mastriano’s pledge to “reset” voter registrations ignores the safeguards that already remove hundreds of thousands of ineligible voters.
After the primary, Mastriano, a state senator, told the conservative news organization Newsmax why he thought his registration reset was needed, though he didn’t provide evidence.
But election officials say the state’s extensive processes and tools actually keep Pennsylvania’s rolls accurate and well-maintained.
State and county officials removed 84,577 deceased voters and 180,918 out-of-state movers from the voter rolls in 2020, the latest year for which numbers are available, according to the Department of State’s annual voter registration report.
For the slow witted among us. Pennsylvania normally has around 300k people move in as well as move out of the state every year. I bet quite a few residents die each year as well!
(08-29-2023 11:29 AM)umbluegray Wrote: Lake's attys have been asking MCBOS for signature data but they've refused time after time.
They have sued to get access to election data. They now have a new judge and he set a trial date. We'll see if they're granted access.
And notice the chyron at 2:19: Pennsylvania removes 180,000 ineligible voters. That's 180,000 less fake ballots that can be produced for last minute drops. Biden* won* PA by 81,660 votes.
Welp, this sort of destroys your narrative.
Quote:Doug Mastriano’s pledge to “reset” voter registrations ignores the safeguards that already remove hundreds of thousands of ineligible voters.
After the primary, Mastriano, a state senator, told the conservative news organization Newsmax why he thought his registration reset was needed, though he didn’t provide evidence.
But election officials say the state’s extensive processes and tools actually keep Pennsylvania’s rolls accurate and well-maintained.
State and county officials removed 84,577 deceased voters and 180,918 out-of-state movers from the voter rolls in 2020, the latest year for which numbers are available, according to the Department of State’s annual voter registration report.
For the slow witted among us. Pennsylvania normally has around 300k people move in as well as move out of the state every year. I bet quite a few residents die each year as well!
Yep…And those dead residents voted for biden
Well, dead people are smarter than trump voters, so.....
(08-29-2023 12:34 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote: Runbeck Election Services in Phoenix Defies Public Records Request in Ongoing Investigation by Arizona Legislators – Subpoenas May be Issued.
State Reps Jacqueline Parker, Chairwoman of the House Municipal Oversight and Elections Committee, and committee Vice Chair Alexander Kolodin fired off a letter to Runbeck on June 27, requesting information “regarding artificial intelligence applications, communications with Maricopa County Elections Officials and other
records.”
Maricopa County officials have made unequivocal statements reassuring the public that they have not used artificial intelligence in the 2022 General Election.
Runbeck claims the software, which they admittedly “designed and produced,” is used to determine whether a signature is present or not,” but also that “there is no artificial intelligence involved in this determination.”
(08-29-2023 12:34 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote: Runbeck Election Services in Phoenix Defies Public Records Request in Ongoing Investigation by Arizona Legislators – Subpoenas May be Issued.
State Reps Jacqueline Parker, Chairwoman of the House Municipal Oversight and Elections Committee, and committee Vice Chair Alexander Kolodin fired off a letter to Runbeck on June 27, requesting information “regarding artificial intelligence applications, communications with Maricopa County Elections Officials and other
records.”
Maricopa County officials have made unequivocal statements reassuring the public that they have not used artificial intelligence in the 2022 General Election.
Runbeck claims the software, which they admittedly “designed and produced,” is used to determine whether a signature is present or not,” but also that “there is no artificial intelligence involved in this determination.”
There sure are a lot of players in the election who dont want to prove to the people how free and fair it was.
Oh, it gets better. Runbeck is also tied in with Fulton County, that where they get their ballots from. Look at the purchase order.
It is worth mentioning that invoices and order forms were obtained through Open Records Request that show Fulton County ordered 770,000 extra 18″ paper ballots with no stubs on October 16th, 2020 that were delivered on October 30th, 2020, just four days before Election Day. They placed another order for 100,000 18″ ballots with a ‘ship date’ of October 14th, 2020, two days after early in-person voting began.
This is what happened in Fulton Co. also.
Thorne, who has over 9 years experience working elections in Georgia, said that it is “totally new” to have someone from the ACLU inside your precinct. The software that the ACLU workers had access to has the capability to theoretically “look and see who has an absentee ballot out and hasn’t turned it in and they could turn one in for them if they had access to a bunch of blank, no stub absentee ballots somewhere.”
For the slow witted among us. Pennsylvania normally has around 300k people move in as well as move out of the state every year. I bet quite a few residents die each year as well!
Yep…And those dead residents voted for biden
Well, dead people are smarter than trump voters, so.....
Dead people could see that biden is the worst President of our lifetime so….my wallet is also smart enough to see how much better Trump was too
(08-29-2023 12:02 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote: Looks like they missed 178,000.
For the slow witted among us. Pennsylvania normally has around 300k people move in as well as move out of the state every year. I bet quite a few residents die each year as well!
Yep…And those dead residents voted for biden
Well, dead people are smarter than trump voters, so.....
Dead people could see that biden is the worst President of our lifetime so….my wallet is also smart enough to see how much better Trump was too
My wallet is fatter than under trump...what the **** are you doing wrong?
(08-29-2023 12:23 PM)Redwingtom Wrote: For the slow witted among us. Pennsylvania normally has around 300k people move in as well as move out of the state every year. I bet quite a few residents die each year as well!
Yep…And those dead residents voted for biden
Well, dead people are smarter than trump voters, so.....
Dead people could see that biden is the worst President of our lifetime so….my wallet is also smart enough to see how much better Trump was too
My wallet is fatter than under trump...what the **** are you doing wrong?
Nope.
Your paycheck may be more, but your wallet is thinner.
(08-29-2023 12:23 PM)Redwingtom Wrote: For the slow witted among us. Pennsylvania normally has around 300k people move in as well as move out of the state every year. I bet quite a few residents die each year as well!
Yep…And those dead residents voted for biden
Well, dead people are smarter than trump voters, so.....
Dead people could see that biden is the worst President of our lifetime so….my wallet is also smart enough to see how much better Trump was too
My wallet is fatter than under trump...what the **** are you doing wrong?
Then yours must be full of credit cards otherwise your statement is ridiculous.
(08-29-2023 12:52 PM)Redwingtom Wrote: Well, dead people are smarter than trump voters, so.....
Dead people could see that biden is the worst President of our lifetime so….my wallet is also smart enough to see how much better Trump was too
My wallet is fatter than under trump...what the **** are you doing wrong?
Nope.
Your paycheck may be more, but your wallet is thinner.
You would know? Wait, you wouldn't. Not to mention that statement makes literally no sense.
Yes.
Otherwise, you would have to tell us how you are paying less than everyone else for energy, food, etc. Especially food. Because thats got to be cutting into your wallet.
Also, you admitted to getting your covid check the microsecond they were released, which means you are at the bottom of the earners. So unless you are getting free money from Biden*, your wallet is thinner. And if you are getting free money, you should just say so instead of acting like the entire contry is better under Bidenomics, which would be a joke.
Unless you got a big promotion at work (which has nothing to do with Biden), then your wallet has to be thinner. No other way around it. One can argue that inflation would have happened regardless of who is in office, but its on his watch.
story?
Not to mention that statement makes literally no sense.
