>>10526972

Recieved and tabulated (counted) are two entirely diff things.

Once your mailed-in vote is put into the computer, you have voted. Just because it's received at the Supervisor of Elections office does NOT mean it has been tabulated (counted).

INPERSON voting overrides mailed in ballots. Period.

Once employees go thru the motion of opening the mailed in ballot, they CHECK to see if the person has already voted. If the computer says they voted IN PERSON, the mailed in ballot is thrown out. If the computer says they have not voted, their status (to vote) is verified and the ballot is THEN tabulated (counted) in the system.

Checks and balances.

FYI- not all states give receipts. FL does not.(At least my county does not.)

>>10526972

In FL, mail in ballots are entered into the system as soon as they start to be received at the Supervisor of ELections office. This is how the stats are reported on during early voting. How else would they know? (Sure, exit polls, but some people don't tell the truth. Weird, I know.)

Still, only so many mailed in ballots can be confirmed and entered in a given day. Which is why MANY states have deadlines for getting your mail in ballot back to the Super's office.

In FL, all mailed in ballots must be at the Super's office by close of elections on Election Day. No ballots or votes are taken after the polls close. Period.

(Not be confused with "in-line voters waiting to vote, when the polls close". These folks are allowed to vote by law, but no additional people are allowed to enter the line.)

>>10527100

MEME IT!

For the love of GOD, meme it!

Bigly!