I'm not super tech savvy but this video (which I cannot watch because it is on Rumble) according to a transcript I found on substack seems to indicate the person gathering other people's votes for pay had a tablet and paper.

Here's my question. My county is in a state that uses ERIC. We no longer have paper voter rolls so instead of signing next to our name on the paper roll we "sign" with a stylus type pen on a tablet, if I recall correctly. If this man is really saying he could steal someone's vote by getting them to sign on a tablet is that also happening when a person "signs" the voter roll at their polling place?!

https://rumble.com/v1k19xr-former-tarrant-county-democratic-party-chair-and-candidate-implicated-in-ba.html

>>17567953

All or nearly all the issues we see with the "COVID" injections are things already tried out on us with the "regular" vaccines. I do think there are a few situations post exposure to rabies or tetanus or when a person is already sick that a "vaccine" might be useful. Mass medical treatment, via fluoride in the water or coerced injections "for school attendance" are 100% wrong. Jesus said only the sick need a doctor. The idea of injecting someone prior to illness is evil. Doing it to everyone irrespective of their desires, biochemistry, or other health conditions is not medical treatment its a cult ritual.

>>17568033

>Seraphin-

That name. I heard a person I follow say that God was releasing angels and he mentioned Seraphim. I know the spelling is slightly different but WOW. Thanks be to God.

>>17568071

Election Fraud and Malfeasance (EFM). Looked it up: https://efmi.com

>>17568118

My children didn't die, but as evidence of my repentance for not educating myself and resisting "the schedule" I have shared vaccine risk information since about 2016. I think the vaccines harmed my family.