Can we agree that neither party trusts the voting system(s)?

[Chuck Naill]

"A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest."

[dneal]

"A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest."

Indeed you do. Question is whether or not you ever intend to correct your shortcoming and cure your ignorance.

Perhaps it's not viable.

[Chuck Naill]

“A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.”

[kazoolaw]

“A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.”

[[echo chamber]]

[Chuck Naill]

“A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.”

[[echo chamber]]

It’s applicable.

[TSherbs]

Judge grants small compensation for expert witnesses, but rejects request to sanction Lake for full cost of attorney fees:

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news...t/69758692007/

[dneal]

Judge grants small compensation for expert witnesses, but rejects request to sanction Lake for full cost of attorney fees:

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news...t/69758692007/

From the article:

In his ruling, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Peter Thompson wrote that although Lake didn't provide the "clear and convincing evidence" needed to prevail in her case, that was not the same thing as saying her lawsuit over the results of the Arizona governor's race was "groundless and presented in bad faith."

and

"Trust in the election process is not furthered by punishing those who bring legitimate claims, as Plaintiff did here," Blehm and Olsen wrote. "In fact, sanctioning Plaintiff would have the opposite effect."

[dneal]

“A man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.”

[[echo chamber]]

It’s applicable.

It certainly is. You just haven't figured out that it's you it applies to - both the quote and kaz's response.

[TSherbs]

Here's some fraud (8 ballots worth so far):

New York Daily News: N.Y. GOP election official to plead guilty in ballot scheme.
https://www.nydailynews.com/news/pol...m5q-story.html

[Chuck Naill]

Sounds Orwellian.

Unfortunately, the system worked so well that Republican George Santos was elected, but never vetted or allowed to run. That would never have occurred with a teacher or drug rep.

[TSherbs]

Hey Seney, since you seem to be around: are members "724Seney" and "Seney724" both you?

[724Seney]

Hey Seney, since you seem to be around: are members "724Seney" and "Seney724" both you?

No.
That created a bunch of confusion here a few years ago. The "other" Seney is now using some other name.

[Chuck Naill]

Hey Seney, since you seem to be around: are members "724Seney" and "Seney724" both you?

No.
That created a bunch of confusion here a few years ago. The "other" Seney is now using some other name.

@dneal?

[dneal]

Hey Seney, since you seem to be around: are members "724Seney" and "Seney724" both you?

Hey Seney, since you seem to be around: are members "724Seney" and "Seney724" both you?

No.
That created a bunch of confusion here a few years ago. The "other" Seney is now using some other name.

@dneal?

FFS...

LINK

LINK

[dneal]

Back on topic.

AZ conducted mandatory recounts, which is simply running ballots through the machines again, and gets different numbers. That's hardly confidence inspiring.

Meanwhile, 4000 provisional ballots from Maricopa were reportedly not counted. Seems that needs an answer, if you want to instill confidence in elections.

Lastly, Sec State Katie Hobbs had all recounts sent to her office instead of the court, and got the judge to suspend release from the 22nd to the 29th. Not good optics.

[Chuck Naill]

Not true.

[Chuck Naill]

This thread is a rehash of Glenn Becks strategy.

[TSherbs]

Two Trump-backed losers still yapping about the vote count, even after recounts and certification.

Surprise, surprise.

Newsweek: Kari Lake Ally Files to Delay Arizona AG Inauguration After Losing Recount.

https://www.newsweek.com/kari-lake-a...ecount-1770255

[TSherbs]

Another case rejected by the Court:

CBS News: US Supreme Court declines to hear another longshot 2020 election fraud challenge.

https://www.cbsnews.com/atlanta/news...aud-challenge/

[Chip]

I don't trust white Republican legislators in the former slave states.

South Carolina US House district ruled racial gerrymander

South Carolina Public Radio
James Pollard/Associated Press
Jeffrey Collins/Associated Press

January 6, 2023

South Carolina's congressional maps will be redrawn after a three-judge federal panel ruled Friday that the U.S. House district lines intentionally split Black neighborhoods to dilute their voting power. The state used the maps in this past November's midterm elections after the Republican-dominated state Legislature redrew the lines earlier this year following the 2020 U.S. Census.

Friday's ruling said the coastal 1st District running from Charleston to Hilton Head Island was drawn to remove Black voters and make it a safer seat for Republicans.

Rep. Nancy Mace currently represents the district. She beat Joe Cunningham in 2020 after Cunningham became the first Democrat to flip a U.S. House seat in South Carolina in 30 years. Mace won by just over 1 percentage point in 2020, but after the district was redrawn, won by 14 percentage points in November.

After the new congressional maps were approved, civil rights groups swiftly filed a lawsuit charging the state Legislature with choosing "perhaps the worst option of the available maps" for Black voters.

The judges requested state lawmakers pass new U.S. House maps by the end of March. They said no elections can take place in the 1st District until it is redrawn.

The NAACP, which brought the lawsuit challenging the maps, has said it will ask that special elections be held in any districts deemed unconstitutional.

https://www.southcarolinapublicradio...al-gerrymander