Stealing the election

[Will E Worm]

Problem found at board of elections
Incorrect inputs irritate voter

Joan Stevens was one of several early voters at the polls on Monday. But when Stevens tried to cast her ballot for president, she noticed a problem.

Upon selecting “Mitt Romney” on the electronic touch screen, Barack Obama’s name lit up.

It took Stevens three tries before her selection was accurately recorded.

“You want to vote for who you want to vote for, and when you can’t it’s irritating,” Stevens said.

Stevens said she alerted Jackie Smith, a board of elections member who was present. Smith declined to comment, but Stevens says she mentioned that the machine had been having problems all day.

Stevens also reported the issue to Sophia Rogers, the director of the board of elections for Marion County.

Rogers said the machine worked fine when she and others tried voting on it. No one else had reported problems with the voting machines malfunctioning.

Rogers suggested the issue may have been caused by not hitting the button directly or tapping with more than one finger. Stevens was aware the machine had to be operated a certain way.

“I know how to do the voting,” Stevens said.

Despite no problems with that particular machine, Rogers decided to take all precautions. She contacted the vendor and had them inspect the device.

“Because of her issue, we had that machine recalibrated,” Rogers said. “I am certain the equipment works properly.”

Rogers said that those still skeptic about using the electronic stations have the option of filling out a paper ballot, even voting from home and mailing via absentee ballot.

Voting in-person is open daily to all voters at 222 West Center Street through Election Day on November 6. All qualified Ohio voters can also submit an absentee ballot by filling out a form found at the Marion elections website at marionelections.com

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[Johan]

http://news.yahoo.com/u-election-nears-efforts-intensify-misinform-pressure-voters-051420119.html
http://tucsoncitizen.com/in-the-agg...e-spanish-speakers-wrong-election-date-video/
http://nbcpolitics.nbcnews.com/_new...stration-worker-charged-with-voter-fraud?lite
http://www.politicolnews.com/tagg-romney-invested-in-ohio-electronic-voting-machines/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuOT1bRYdK8
http://www.newsobserver.com/2012/09/27/2382464/republicans-fire-firm-accused.html
http://www.star-telegram.com/2012/10/02/4301609/commentary-republicans-are-playing.html
http://www.mynews3.com/content/news...ation-reported-in/BL9kd0OWMUmR6pqdQfQeWg.cspx
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion...-on-behalf-of-the-gop-20121001,0,271245.story

And still you dare pretendind the Democrats are stealing the election :rofl2:

 

[Rey C.]

Walden O'Dell, Diebold's former CEO was a major George W. Bush supporter and loyal Republican. In 2000 and 2004, Diebold was hounded by claims that they'd rigged the machines to give Bush votes that he hadn't earned. He resigned under the cloud that followed the 2004 elections. Diebold's new CEO is Thomas W. Swidarski. He's also a Republican. So... why would his company be helping Obama? I'm

Whether it's voting machines, slot machines or ATMs, it is possible to rig a computerized machine (any computerized machine) to do something that it's not supposed to do. I don't know what happened in this particular case, but not every machine/computer error is purposeful. There is no such thing as a completely defect free process. Even at 99.9999999%, there are still defects/errors. Completely defect free processes only exist in theory... not reality.