>>14908058 (pb)

Virginia-voter anon here. Six weeks ago I changed my address to a different county. I went to vote this afternoon and found my name wasn't on the voter-rolls.

The response I got broke all the stereotypes for "overweight black women." They were super-helpful and courteous at all times. I had changed my voting address at the DMV when I changed my driver's-license address, and when they heard that they all sighed and said the DMV causes them all sorts of headaches like this.

They phoned some superior who searched and found my name on the previous voter-roll, and said she would change it immediately. In the meantime, they gave me a provisional ballot. There was a system to vote provisionally on a machine which then printed out my ballot, and I was able to review its accuracy. They had me put that printed ballot in a provisional envelope with a security number (also printed out by the abovementioned machine) and then both I and an election official signed the envelope, which I sealed myself at her invitation.

The election official showed me the bigger envelope where mine would be placed for the rest of today, and explained that ALL the ballots, regular and provisional, will be collected at the same time tonight.

Btw there were not many other provisional ballots in that big envelope, and it was about 3 PM already. There was nobody else there at the same time as me who was having any problem like mine.

Every question I asked was answered clearly and politely. No joke, anons, I was impressed. I don't see that this incident had anything to do with democrat election-fraud, and all the other voting going on non-stop while I was there seemed to be going smoothly.

fwiw