Posted: 10/25/2016 12:35:25 PM EDT
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Use your Smart Phones to record your vote
https://mobile.twitter.com/bibi4Trump/status/790902433761202177/video/1 |
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Yeah that's what I'm thinking also. Badly calibrated. They got to vote R up top. Still needs to be fixed and how many people won't pay attention. Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens |
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Trololololo Congratulations, you know how to find 4 keys on your keyboard. We're all proud of you. |
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... Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. ... Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens Texas? I sure would like to see the moment my vote gets counted. There is room to wonder, especially if you absentee vote. |
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Quoted: So that makes it ok?  Quoted: Quoted: Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. |
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Yep. Not switching votes. They have us use the eraser end of pencils here. |
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Texas? I sure would like to see the moment my vote gets counted. There is room to wonder, especially if you absentee vote. Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. ... Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens Texas? I sure would like to see the moment my vote gets counted. There is room to wonder, especially if you absentee vote. I know in Texas, or at least my area, the touch screen ballot process shows you a summary of all the candidates you've selected before you hit the big CONFIRM button. The video posted here doesn't show a vote being changed, it shows an improperly calibrated touch screen. |
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Did I fucking say it was ok? Holy fuck, I'm just pointing out that not everything is the fucking boogieman. |
Fucking spambot OP after all.
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I programmed these machines. I want a dem to win so I thought I would be super clever and change R votes to D votes. I wanted to be a real jerk about it, though. So, instead of switching it behind the scenes so as to never be caught and assuredly reach my goal, I thought I would take a more "in your face" approach and do it in such a way that people could not only see their vote being switched but record it on their phones for proof!
Go ahead and file this under "old man yells at cloud." |
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Yeah that's what I'm thinking also. Badly calibrated. They got to vote R up top. Still needs to be fixed and how many people won't pay attention. Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Yeah that's what I'm thinking also. Badly calibrated. They got to vote R up top. Still needs to be fixed and how many people won't pay attention. Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens same with ours. |
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Yeah that's what I'm thinking also. Badly calibrated. They got to vote R up top. Still needs to be fixed and how many people won't pay attention. Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Yeah that's what I'm thinking also. Badly calibrated. They got to vote R up top. Still needs to be fixed and how many people won't pay attention. Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens I don't think it was calibrated incorrectly. I think it was calibrated exactly as the calibrator intended. |
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Did I fucking say it was ok? Holy fuck, I'm just pointing out that not everything is the fucking boogieman. Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Did I fucking say it was ok? Holy fuck, I'm just pointing out that not everything is the fucking boogieman. Calibration means the entire screen would be off, and he was able to select the republican in the section above. If the calibration was off he wouldn't be able to have selected the selection above either. Also, really funny for the calibration to be off the exact amount and in the exact direction that the selections are spaced. It's possible. But it has to be a coincidence that it is calibration. And a coincidence that the calibration is off by 1/2". And the calibration is off directly below the click, not to the left, right, diagonal, etc. And it's coincidence that all the democrats are listed exactly 1/2" below the republican. It's possible, but for it to be a calibration issue that is a LOT of coincidences. Especially considering this is the 3rd or 4th report of this from different sources. ETA: Also - IMPOSSIBLE for this to be a calibration issue when you select "straight ticket R" and your screen selects some R and some D candidates. That's not calibration, that's fucky machines. http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2016/10/25/texas-voting-machines-clinton-kaine-straight-republican/ |
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Texas? I sure would like to see the moment my vote gets counted. There is room to wonder, especially if you absentee vote. Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. ... Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens Texas? I sure would like to see the moment my vote gets counted. There is room to wonder, especially if you absentee vote. No TN. I was talking about our machine |
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I don't think it was calibrated incorrectly. I think it was calibrated exactly as the calibrator intended. Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Yeah that's what I'm thinking also. Badly calibrated. They got to vote R up top. Still needs to be fixed and how many people won't pay attention. Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens I don't think it was calibrated incorrectly. I think it was calibrated exactly as the calibrator intended. 
I was just telling someone at work that I could calibrate any touchscreen to do just that by tapping the screen wherever I want when the cross hairs are up and click OK. |
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Quoted: My thoughts too Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. That means the screen shifted, which is normal for touch screens. What it doesn't mean is someone hacked the software to change people's votes. That would be a bigger issue. This issue is just a dump poll worker being dumb instead of a vast conspiracy. It's not OK either and someone should raise hell with the poll workers. |
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Thankfully we use paper here in Florida. with the type of fraud on these older types of machines that read paper ballots, you never even notice it, until the final printout is tallied. which means its not noticed at all, unless you know what the input ballots are and compare it against the output. ETA: found it 
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So that makes it ok? Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Must work for Apple. 
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I th8nk it's a Scantron machine. Quoted:
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Thankfully we use paper here in Florida. But it still goes in a machine to count it. At least in my AO. I th8nk it's a Scantron machine. Yeah it does eventually go through a machine but there is a paper trail at least. After I fill in the ballot I walk it to the election dude and he instructs me on how to insert it in the machine, then we both watch as it's taken in and registered as voted on the screen. To me that's about as secure as it gets these days, but yeah it does still go through a machine. |
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Quoted: Did I fucking say it was ok? Holy fuck, I'm just pointing out that not everything is the fucking boogieman. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Did I fucking say it was ok? Holy fuck, I'm just pointing out that not everything is the fucking boogieman. |
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Yeah it does eventually go through a machine but there is a paper trail at least. After I fill in the ballot I walk it to the election dude and he instructs me on how to insert it in the machine, then we both watch as it's taken in and registered as voted on the screen. To me that's about as secure as it gets these days, but yeah it does still go through a machine. Do you compare what is read by the machine to what you voted for? Our electronic ones do an electronic tally and a paper tally. |
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Thats cute some of you actually think a conspiracy for mass voter fraud, carefully orchestrated and applied to the voting machines. And they neglected to hide from the voter it's changing your vote. lmao. so gullible.
It's a bad calibration of the screen from the factory. I used to work with these machines. Thats why it asks you like 4 times of your votes are correct before submitting them. If your vote is wrong, it's because your a dumb-ass. |
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with the type of fraud on these older types of machines that read paper ballots, you never even notice it, until the final printout is tallied. which means its not noticed at all, unless you know what the input ballots are and compare it against the output. ETA: found it  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t75xvZ3osFgQuoted:
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Thankfully we use paper here in Florida. with the type of fraud on these older types of machines that read paper ballots, you never even notice it, until the final printout is tallied. which means its not noticed at all, unless you know what the input ballots are and compare it against the output. ETA: found it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t75xvZ3osFgThat's Ian Sancho I believe, our supervisor of elections here. Hopefully he's on top of this type of stuff. |
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Quoted: Thankfully we use paper here in Florida. Who knows. It doesn't tell you what you voted for, just that your vote has been taken. |
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Do you compare what is read by the machine to what you voted for? Our electronic ones do an electronic tally and a paper tally. Quoted:
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Yeah it does eventually go through a machine but there is a paper trail at least. After I fill in the ballot I walk it to the election dude and he instructs me on how to insert it in the machine, then we both watch as it's taken in and registered as voted on the screen. To me that's about as secure as it gets these days, but yeah it does still go through a machine. Do you compare what is read by the machine to what you voted for? Our electronic ones do an electronic tally and a paper tally. No we don't see what the machine registers. It keeps my paper ballot in the machine and doesn't print anything out, just has a screen that verifies that it's been counted and saved. I guess I hold out hope that it's on the up and up since the paper ballot still exists and it stored in the machine for easy manual counting if needed. |
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Texas? I sure would like to see the moment my vote gets counted. There is room to wonder, especially if you absentee vote. Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. ... Ours use a jog wheel and aren't touch screens Texas? I sure would like to see the moment my vote gets counted. There is room to wonder, especially if you absentee vote. Who counts the absentee votes? Can you trust them? How do you know? |
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Quoted: Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. |
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Did I fucking say it was ok? Holy fuck, I'm just pointing out that not everything is the fucking boogieman. Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Did I fucking say it was ok? Holy fuck, I'm just pointing out that not everything is the fucking boogieman. Or maybe they are. How do you know? |
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Did I fucking say it was ok? Holy fuck, I'm just pointing out that not everything is the fucking boogieman. Quoted:
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Meh. Looks like a calibration issue. I bet if they tapped the screen in the yellow area above the check box for the R it would have checked the R. Still, should be calibrated correctly. Did I fucking say it was ok? Holy fuck, I'm just pointing out that not everything is the fucking boogieman. But you're suggestion that the poor calibration is an "accident". Looks to me like an easy way to rig an election and still have plausible deniability. |