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Fullduplexxx

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2. the suit alleges that the voting machines used in the state are unverifiable and could potentially be manipulated. The

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Tue Oct 15, 2024, 05:37 PM

Oct 2024

"the suit alleges that the voting machines used in the state are unverifiable and could potentially be manipulated.

The plaintiffs further claim the machines may be connected to the internet, allowing for external tampering, though this is illegal under state law and no evidence has been provided to support this allegation."

How do they know . And so they're taking their paranoid con theory and presenting it as a lawsuit ?

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Waynesboro GOP officials sue over Va.'s voting system, threaten to block election certification [View all] RandySF Oct 2024 OP

As usual "no evidence has been provided". Arkansas Granny Oct 2024 #1

the suit alleges that the voting machines used in the state are unverifiable and could potentially be manipulated. The Fullduplexxx Oct 2024 #2

Sure looks like a PR set-up to bolster tsf's claims of election fraud should he lose on Nov. 5. alwaysinasnit Oct 2024 #3

Yep, and it's only just starting. Think. Again. Oct 2024 #5

I bet they're excited to be among the first to file bogus 2024 election lawsuits.... Think. Again. Oct 2024 #4

Electric chair plus lie detector them. You lie, you fry. GreenWave Oct 2024 #6