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No, that means the people reporting these massive numbers of votes not counted are liars. There is ample statutory and regulatory provision in every state for
by empthought 6y ago
No, that means the people reporting these massive numbers of votes not counted are liars.
There is ample statutory and regulatory provision in every state for processes that confirm every aspect of what you are questioning. It’s as if you know nothing about elections or election systems.
- linuxftw 6y agoIt means that the processes failed, weren't enforced, either willfully or negligently. If someone is able to report the wrong number of total votes, it means all the controls in the process weren't followed or simply doesn't work. The burden of proof is on the people holding the election to prove it's valid. So far, 'certifying' results is a rubber stamp, there's no actual certification being done.