This is just a really terrible attempt at a joke.simple schoolboy wrote:If Biden wins, will he restore the ancient right of Primae Maybellinus? The right as executive to get the first sniff of a maidens hair?
Do better.
Be better.
This is just a really terrible attempt at a joke.simple schoolboy wrote:If Biden wins, will he restore the ancient right of Primae Maybellinus? The right as executive to get the first sniff of a maidens hair?
Yeah, why sniff a head when you can just grab em by the p*****.Bammer wrote:This is just a really terrible attempt at a joke.simple schoolboy wrote:If Biden wins, will he restore the ancient right of Primae Maybellinus? The right as executive to get the first sniff of a maidens hair?
Do better.
Be better.
Vitalogist wrote:As a hotel manager, you can imagine the amount of beige I’ve seen in my career.
Its a terrible joke, sure. No idea what do better and be better are all about. He's awkward about hair. Thats what makes him Uncle Joe!Bammer wrote:This is just a really terrible attempt at a joke.simple schoolboy wrote:If Biden wins, will he restore the ancient right of Primae Maybellinus? The right as executive to get the first sniff of a maidens hair?
Do better.
Be better.
I told them how radicalized you've becomeB wrote:I signed up to be a pollworker this year, but no one has contacted me.
Thank you.verb_to_trust wrote:I told them how radicalized you've becomeB wrote:I signed up to be a pollworker this year, but no one has contacted me.
Nearly 400,000 California Ballots Sent To People Who Moved Out Of State Or Died
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — Millions of California ballots have been delivered to residents across the state as early voting begins for the 2020 general election, but some have gone to people who should no longer be registered to vote in the state.
A new study from the Election Integrity Project California has found that close to 400,000 ballots have been sent to people who moved or died.
“The fear is that people who are dishonest could vote those ballots and attempt to get them counted,” said Evelyn Swenson, who works with the organization. “What kind of confidence to the people of California have in the system when they’re getting ballots from their deceased loved one 10 years ago or someone who never lived there or someone who moved 10 years ago? That hurts the confidence in the election.”
CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldstein connected with several people who said that they received ballots for people who haven’t lived at their addresses for decades.
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https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2020/10 ... te-or-died
Just some rock-solid reporting in that article to explain where the 400,000 number came from.macphisto wrote:This is good. This is fine.
Nearly 400,000 California Ballots Sent To People Who Moved Out Of State Or Died
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — Millions of California ballots have been delivered to residents across the state as early voting begins for the 2020 general election, but some have gone to people who should no longer be registered to vote in the state.
A new study from the Election Integrity Project California has found that close to 400,000 ballots have been sent to people who moved or died.
“The fear is that people who are dishonest could vote those ballots and attempt to get them counted,” said Evelyn Swenson, who works with the organization. “What kind of confidence to the people of California have in the system when they’re getting ballots from their deceased loved one 10 years ago or someone who never lived there or someone who moved 10 years ago? That hurts the confidence in the election.”
CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldstein connected with several people who said that they received ballots for people who haven’t lived at their addresses for decades.
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https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2020/10 ... te-or-died
McParadigm wrote:lol
Actually you do. You mail in both your drivers license and birth certificate with your ballot to protect from fraud. Once they've verified it's really you, they send them back. Pinky swear.tree_ wrote:Don't you need to provide proof it's you, ID or whatever, when casting your mail-in vote?
I got a fingerprint kit with mine. Even came with a wet wipe to clean the ink off my thumb afterwards.Bi_3 wrote:Actually you do. You mail in both your drivers license and birth certificate with your ballot to protect from fraud. Once they've verified it's really you, they send them back. Pinky swear.tree_ wrote:Don't you need to provide proof it's you, ID or whatever, when casting your mail-in vote?