this anon gets it.
hope this watermarkgate is true,
but for now still rumor.
what about the vet that was running against Mad Max in south central?
"we'll see what happens"
Dan just hosts a podcast, dont think he knows much more than us.
Ballots marked with Sharpies are valid in Arizona, Michigan and Pennsylvania according to election officials and fact-checkers
Sharpies are allowed to be used on ballots in Arizona and do not invalidate those ballots, according to Arizona’s secretary of state and fact-checkers at The Associated Press and PolitiFact. The Maricopa County Elections Department said their voting centers prefer the use of Sharpies so the ink does not smudge when ballots are counted. Election officials in Pennsylvania, Michigan and San Diego have also clarified that Sharpies do not invalidate ballots in their state following similar concerns.
https://twitter.com/i/events/1324076332116926464
pffffff, really?
in 2016, voters in San Diego (one of the sharpie gate cities) were reminded to use ball point pens
By Tom Christensen, County of San Diego Communications Office
Oct. 21, 2016 | 11:49 AM
The Registrar of Voters is reminding mail ballot voters to use ballpoint pens when marking their ballots for the Nov. 8 Presidential General Election. Instructions tell voters to use a pen with dark ink to mark their ballots and specifically mention to avoid the color red. Concerns have come up over the use of felt-tip markers to fill in the ovals next to the various contests. Some markers have ink that bleeds through to the other side of the ballot.
Mail ballots voters are advised:
Use ballpoint pens on mail ballots
Avoid using markers, especially heavy felt-tipped markers on mail ballots
All mail ballots are inspected by Registrar’s staff to ensure ink did not bleed through to the other side
https://www.countynewscenter.com/voters-reminded-to-mark-mail-ballots-in-ballpoint-pen/
DERP
these people are stupid.