Jim Leous @jleous

@itsrosesm Have you spoken to your Congressman or Senator to propose a Constitutional Amendment to this effect?

@yoshithepatriot Where do they steal them from? How many can be stolen by one person?

@Spacecolonize @TheSCIF This makes no sense to me. The media only “thinks for you” if you allow it to. Fox News or AP calling an election just means that in their expert opinion, given their model outputs, and given how much of the vote remains uncounted, there's a good chance that this candidate wins.

@beaubarlotte @MJTruthUltra I think people like the convenience. People in my Precinct tell me that when they go to fill out their ballot, it gives them time to research the candidates. Voter fraud is extremely rare, so it seems like a pretty good trade-off.

@JimEatock @DavidPollackUSA The less populous Counties announce their results much sooner. That's fairly obvious.

@SiriusAngel22 @stephen_richer I'm not sure this would be any more secure or require any LESS time than doing the counting centrally at the County level. By granting SURE credentials to thousands of more people you would most certainly increase your attack surface exponentially. It sounds simple, BUT... 6/6

@SiriusAngel22 @stephen_richer At this point, you'd perform the normal closing the day operations and return all of the ballots and removeable media to the Election Office. This would require a lot of training for the second shift and a County laptop at each Precinct. 5/

@SiriusAngel22 @stephen_richer slice the secrecy envelope open and flatten the ballot. At this point you'd need to scan the ballots into your precinct scanner machine. Any ballots that didn't scan properly, you'd have to adjudicate. the ballots at the precinct and vote them, accounting for any write ins. 4/

@sjaction3 @TheSCIF @JeannieGiering Sure, in many places they can be counted in 24 hours, especially if they count the early vote before Election Day (e.g., Florida). I'm still not understanding why you think “call”ing an election has anything to do with the actual certification?

@rmwTex @TeamOssoff Even though I don't think the Inflation Reduction Act was in any way responsible for the inflation rate going down after it was passed, the fact is that it did. “Post hoc ergo propter hoc...”

@Spacecolonize @TheSCIF ???

@JimEatock @DavidPollackUSA I believe that everyone who doesn't trust the way elections are conducted should volunteer to work one.

@MatrixDebrief @TheSCIF Wisconsin keeps voters on their rolls much longer than is necessary, but the number of active registered voters is smaller than the citizens of voting age population (CVAP).

@rmwTex @TeamOssoff The New Green Deal never passed Congress. Parts of it were incorporated into the Inflation Reduction Act, but the inflation rate decreased after that. You appear to be talking about the Infrastructure Act which allocated money for charging stations but was delayed by rules.

@TSH3_ It only received 48 votes to include it in the Reconciliation Bill. This video is from another amendment motion.

@JimEatock @DavidPollackUSA Nowhere in the United States counts all the votes within 24 hours.

@dcopechatter California doesn't mail ballots to inactive voters.