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In some cases, the chain of custody records (allegedly) aren't even available, so what are you supposed to do about that situation? In my mind, that begs the q
by linuxftw 6y ago
In some cases, the chain of custody records (allegedly) aren't even available, so what are you supposed to do about that situation?
In my mind, that begs the question, how can these elections even be 'certified?' What due diligence did election officials perform to ensure everything was fair and square?
In Georgia, I believe, there were reports of multiple USB drives found that weren't initially counted during the recount. Did anyone know how many people voted in those precincts and who was in charge of ensuring the numbers were square?
It seems like a complete circus.
- disgrunt 6y agoIf there is a truth to be gleamed here, it's that U.S. elections as they're presently conducted are a train wreck. Even the parties seeking to prove a fair election took place are being thwarted by incompetence.
- linuxftw 6y agoThat's really the entire point, IMO. If the people holding the election can't prove they did everything by the letter, how do they know they did everything by the letter? You're talking 100's or 1000's of different precincts across an entire state.