>>21253066

I think the idea is, hold onto to any ballot sent to your house and take it with you to vote…if the poll worker checks their book and finds that you "already voted", then show them the ballot to prove you didn't. This would be a rare scenario as the 2024 election should be harder to steal. I took my 2020 mail-in ballot (in California) to vote in case that happened, and when I manually filled out my ballot I asked the poll worker to shred my mail-in ballot, which they did…supposedly. They didn't do it in front of me like I asked, but I don't know what rights voters have to do that.

anybody?

Are polling stations nationwide allowed to shred ballots on site? Seem sketchy if they did…?

My CA county went 73% for Trump, for whatever that's worth. I've moved away since and I'm waiting to see if I get a mail-in ballot in my new state, and if I should get one, I would take it with me, and tear it up myself after I vote and they wouldn't get the torn ballot.

My local sheriff is a freemason, so that won't help or stop voter fraud. You don't have a solution to this.

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>>21253312

>https://x.com/KarluskaP/status/1814490582246371340

He takes a long time to get to the point, but it's the SUM OF ALL FEARS music that stuns him