um, you're that one who has 'figured it out' not me.

People are not going to all vote in person. Some States only have mail in. And of course there's a current Pandemic. The WH shows what happens when it's not taken seriously. Many old people are particularly vulneralble.

eau de sauvage wrote on 10/13/20 at 03:26:06:




Oh no, everyone that commented about the Veritas video and ballot harvesting is eerily silent when the GOP officials admit to harvesting ballots in CA.

There was long lines here (CA) I don't know why it was a fiasco.  I wonder if it was the new machines by microshit.
I voted early, walked across the street like I've done for the past 20 years and was the only one there. A pretty girl walked me over to the machine, explained the new machine to me, I voted, she took the printout and fed it into the other machine.

Now my voting center is across town.  I'll likely drop it in the mail on election day.

This is why Trump and his cronies are sh!tting themselves when they lose the election..

Rockn wrote on 10/13/20 at 14:22:31:

Ballot harvesting in the Veritas video was about collecting blank ballots and marking them the way the harvesters wanted.

Whereas in California, ballot harvesting is a law written by and passed by democrats about collecting voters marked and sealed ballots and turning them in unopened to election officials.

Completely different use of the word 'harvesting'

If you can't see that, you're biased.

verslagen1 wrote on 10/14/20 at 11:20:17:



Yes, my apologies that I didn't differentiate between a far right wing disinformation campaign video about "ballot harvesting" and California GOP officials using unofficial collection boxes to collect ballots.

The Veritas video does in fact make a claim that they are collecting and returning ballots illegally (in addition to claiming that votes were paid for.)

"This type of so-called “ballot harvesting” — collecting mail-in ballots from voters who are sick, elderly or otherwise unable to get their votes in the mail — may not have even been illegal. In Minnesota, campaigns are typically allowed to collect only three ballots at a time, but a district court ruling earlier this year permitted the collection of more ballots over a five-week period from July 28 to Sept. 4."

The use of the word and practices doesn't change my statement.

Rockn wrote on 10/14/20 at 14:11:58:


Did you even watch the Minnesota video? they collected blank ballots and filled them in.  And threw away the ones with the wrong votes.  AND THEY WERE PAID TO DO THAT.

You equate that with California harvesting of completed ballots and turning them in to election officials?

You are truly biased.