10,300
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Whatever your political party, election integrity is good.
Mail-in ballots are not. Voting in precincts where you aren't supposed to vote, is not.
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To be clear, this is the number of people who voted in the wrong county.
So not as nefarious as it sounds. I can imagine people moving and still voting where they’re used to.
Or living on the edge of a county or something.
To be clear, this is the number of people who voted in the wrong county.
So not as nefarious as it sounds. I can imagine people moving and still voting where they’re used to.
Or living on the edge of a county or something.
Well, just how pregnant are you?
Sorry, I ain't buying it. People know that it's wrong.
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To be clear, this is the number of people who voted in the wrong county.
So not as nefarious as it sounds. I can imagine people moving and still voting where they’re used to.
Or living on the edge of a county or something.
Well, just how pregnant are you?
Sorry, I ain't buying it. People know that it's wrong.
To be clear, this is the number of people who voted in the wrong county.
So not as nefarious as it sounds. I can imagine people moving and still voting where they’re used to.
Or living on the edge of a county or something.
Well, just how pregnant are you?
Sorry, I ain't buying it. People know that it's wrong.
I thought it was something more sinister before I read the article. An easy way to check for fraud would be to see if the vote share dem/rep was significantly different for the 10000 than the rest of the counties. (I wouldn’t expect it to be)
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We are obligated as citizens to make sure we participate in elections correctly. Period. To accept anything else is to invite disaster.
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Cleveland built her entire case using the USPS’ “change of address” data. But change of mailing address do not perfectly correspond to change of residency. Just because a person files a “change of address” form with the USPS to start forwarding mail to another address on, say, October 1st does not mean he had actually moved on October 1st. It is simply insufficient to use the USPS’ “change of address” data to imply that a vote has been cast “incorrectly”, and the law recognizes that.
