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- #221
That doesn't make the problem go away, does it? What it does do is raise red flags that in this day of technologyStill, there were more than two thousand votes that weren't counted for Trump. The difference is around 12,000.Your uncorroborated anecdotal claim notwithstanding the Supreme Court always demands evidence as it didYa...funny that...since certain red states and REPUBLICANS have been DOING this for years....and suddenly now it's problematic.
in 2000 during the last presidential election settled at that level.
The last election involved a MARGIN of a few HUNDRED votes in ONE state.
None of the margins here are that close - Georgia is something like 14,000 and the others are in the tens of thousands. Not a good comparison.
That's enough for concern, and you should be too. At some point, it could be your tribe on the short end.
Sure, and there were also several thousand votes not counted for Biden. And we have no idea how many there might be in the states Trump won where no one contested them. None of it was found to be due to fraud, but rather human error. It's cause for concern, sure - but it is not a new problem nor will it likely disappear since every jurisdiction is different.
there are some sincere tech issues and some potential conflict of interests that need to be addressed.
And I think there are legitimate concerns there to be looked in to. I'm more concerned about moving towards all electronic or even online voting where there is no paper trail and hacking is a huge concern, jmo.