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Election deniers now hold posts on local US election boards, raising concerns for midterms
(www.theguardian.com)
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It's been proven that 70% of the nations ballot machines are owned by the same company. Keep in mind, that company that owns them, has been sued SEVERAL times over the last couple decades for falsifying ballots, updating software with vulnerabilities in them, hooking them up to internet illegally, and changing their names several times to avoid people recognizing their previous horrible companies and their crimes.
The government gave them more and more power ever since the 2000's debacle that ended in a rigged election. So there is ZERO faith in our election process anymore as there is no telling if your ballot is going to be counted correctly, or if the votes will simply be swayed to whatever the billionaires want in office at that time.
We still need to vote every chance we get, but as time goes on, it will become more clear just how poorly setup our voting system is compared to other countries.
Diebold voting machines, brought to you by Halliburton corporation, of Cheney family fame.
#neverforgor
Yep and Trump brag how Musk had haked the machines for Trump. Why he always made it clesr that if he won Republicans wouldn't have to vote every again. Literally every Republican voter could stay home and not vote and still Republicans will win.