Need some help here, I just received 4 NJ Mail-in ballots.

1 for me.

1 for my wife

2 for my 18 year old daughter who has never registered or voted or filled out any election voting paperwork.

I looked over the paperwork and It looks Identical….except for the ID: F651295#### on one of them and ID: F651285#### on the other.

Do you know what would have caused that one digit to change or what the difference is. just bringing it to everyone's attention just in case.

she will be avoiding the Mail-in ballots and voting in person, but if it happened to her, could it be some type of glitch that can be manipulated for some bad reason or is it just a error on the board of elections.

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>>10735111

what just occurred to me is If my daughter was to use one of those ID:'s, could something (computer related) use the other ID: as a illegal vote….two things…it wouldn't go against her because it has a different ID# and could be done separately and behind the scenes.

It works like this (all this is theory),

all the duplicate mail-in ballots go out, some get used some do not.

some people who go to the booth have to pick one of the ID #'s.

HERE IS THE TRICK

At the end of the day or right after the original is used the duplicate(the ID with the one number off that registered to the same person) is now in play and can vote for whomever the controller wants it to be.

Let's say that the "AutoChoice" is selected to Democrat.

My daughter pick one of the ID's and votes Democrat….that's one for the Democrat….the duplicate also chooses Democrat so that would make two for the Democrat.

if my daughter picks GOP. then that's one for GOP. but the "AutoChoice" is selected for Democrat on the duplicate ballot with the one number off on the ID, so it basically washes hers out with a vote for Democrat.

Big question if it was designed to work that way (illegally)….CAN IT BE TRACKED???

HOW COULD IT BE TRACKED!!!

maybe some algorithm that sorts looking for duplicates by sorting on names and addresses and not by ID #'s…

IDK…just throwing all this out there to see if something like this is feasible.

>>10735465

only one difference between the two almost identical forms is the ID # is one off in the middle digit.

She will have to use one ID, but does that make the other ID usable (behind the scenes??)

it could be easily checked if there was a way by phone number or web site to just verify your VOTE…I could plunk in the OTHER ID# to see if somehow it was used for a vote….it could be that simple to catch them illegally voting.