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In reply to the discussion: F the "I-voted" stickers. I don't even see risk limiting audits that were supposed to be done [View all]egduj
(854 posts)70. The first stage is the hardest to get past.
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F the "I-voted" stickers. I don't even see risk limiting audits that were supposed to be done [View all]
lostnfound
Dec 1
OP
Protecting our Democracy through military preparedness seems to cost quite a lot too.
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#20
Same reason they want a child rapist in the White House instead of the most qualified person to ever run.
onecaliberal
Dec 1
#48
The give-away is that they are fighting SO HARD (and seem so well-prepared)...
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#60
I understand that you believe we should never, ever question first-counts of any elections.
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#68
An auditable paper-trail is worthless if we don't do sufficient audits (recounts) on the papers.
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#9
The point of open source software is so the activity of any given machine...
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#74
No, the software is proprietary, it can not be looked at by anyone except 2 labs.
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#80
Yes, those 2 labs look at the software to be sure it is what it's supposed to be...
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#87
Surprisingly, when our side wins an election, the results are always deemed to be accurate, safe, and secure. n/t
MichMan
Dec 1
#111
Hand count and take the time necessary to do it correctly, accurately. Expense be damned.
paleotn
Dec 1
#5
Exactly. Why don't people get this? Hand counting is far less accurate than machine counting.
Wiz Imp
Dec 1
#17
The only major country I've found that does all hand counting is France and there are many
Wiz Imp
Dec 1
#94
How would we know how many errors machne-counts have if we don't verify through recounts?
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#25
Logic is all I have because I refuse to stoop to their attempts at silly name-calling.
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#33
Fine, you must be able to produce multiple studies showing that hand counting is much more accurate than machines
MichMan
Dec 1
#39
Not 100% hand recounts. Just DO the statistical sampling / risk limiting audits, and publish them. And...
lostnfound
Dec 1
#116
Your Post Is The Opposite of the OP, Which Was Asking Where is the Normal Risk Limiting Audit...
TomCADem
Dec 1
#61
Yes, my post (that you are ar referring to) is not a direct response to the OP, correct.
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#65
Congratulations - you're on the same side as Diamond & Sylk. You must be so proud.
Wiz Imp
Dec 1
#63
How else can one avoid painful emotions of an election loss, but with an irrational, evidence free conspiracy theory?
Fiendish Thingy
Dec 1
#37
There have been audits. For example, "Hand-count election audit confirms Trump's victory in Georgia." 11/20/24.
Silent Type
Dec 1
#29
A 100% chance of catching machine miscounts would be accomplished only through...
Think. Again.
Dec 1
#54
Our country is boned. Even a big chunk of Democrats don't think the US has free and fair elections base on conspiracy
Fish700
Dec 1
#98