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Originally Posted by Matata
Before Trump I thought their system was way too leaky, particularly with the introduction of easy to hack voting machines, and that these machines were often missed handled, like being connected to the internet. Typically counties hired the lowest price bidder for setting up their voting systems. Since then, voter ID requirements have been reduced and mail-in voting has been introduced.
I saw a video where a YouTuber found over a hundred cases of Arizona votes that were linked to addresses that didn't exist. They showed this evidence to an Arizona election official, who told them there was no path to recourse and all the votes would stay valid.
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This didn’t actually happen in the way you describe. The explanation as to why the votes were allowed to count is not suspicuous and if presented fairly would make sense.
Generally it’s data entry errors or pre-verification data rather than individuals who don’t exist voting.
Remember the vote count is designed by republicans to be slow and generate conflict.