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Electoral fraud in Illinois would swing a maximum of Illinois's 20 electoral votes, or 29 in Florida With a popular vote, it would be popular to have millions
by jivatmanx 14y ago
Electoral fraud in Illinois would swing a maximum of Illinois's 20 electoral votes, or 29 in Florida
With a popular vote, it would be popular to have millions upon millions of fraudulent votes in a single place, say, Delaware, that would allow the opposing candidate to win even if there was supposed to be a landslide victory for the other candidate.
I think "Firewall" is a good analogy of this.
- bunderbunder 14y agoHow, exactly, would one manage to organize millions upon millions of fraudulent voter registrations in a single place? It would be better if your hypothetical example were at least remotely plausible. The entire population of Delaware is less than one million. Keep in mind that my example of only 5,000 fraudulent registrations in a single place is already over an order of magnitude larger than notable examples from recent history.
- jivatmanx 14y agoSimply pick a state that uses electronic voting machines, and engineer Malware, or alternatively, hack the central repository. I supposed millions in Delaware is a bad example, but it's certainly possible in a place like California.