Another video of Republican votes registering for the Democrat

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Another video of Republican votes registering for the Democrat. This time in Virginia. God bless cellphones – what Democrats used to keep hidden is suddenly fodder for the Internet.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • How come there is no video of votes changing from Democrat to Republican? Hmmmmmmm Seems to be some demotard voter fraud going on again. I can't wait till one precinct reports 120 percent of the vote went to Obama and he is not even running....

      • But no video. The fact that the voter called election officials over and they removed the machine from service is a first. Usually, the few Democrat complaints involve unverified anecdotes, whereas the Republican complaints involved pictures and/or videos and complaints to election officials, all of which lend credibility. The NC complaint sounds credible.

        • They actually made us turn off our cell phones and video cameras and such before voting. I began to expect something screwy then.

          It was all paper ballot and then fed into a machine to be tabulated however, so its unknown if my vote actually registered properly.

          • Sounds illegal. Is there a state law allowing them to make you turn off your cellphone? I would simply refuse - tell them my cellphone is in my pocket and they can kiss my ass if they think they can search me to check on it. West Michigan is a conservative, ornery, old-fashioned area: if you told West Michiganders to turn off their cellphones, there'd be a fist fight right there in the polling place. Funny thing is, when I voted today there was a guy violating the law right in front of me, I think: he was talking about the "damn Democrats" and saying he wouldn't vote for a Democrat if you paid him a million dollars. The election official he was talking to just chuckled nervously. I'm not sure talking aloud about a political party in general is considered "campaigning," but it certainly was skirting the edge of propriety. He's lucky no Democrats were present because West Michiganders are ornery no matter what party they belong to. Would've made my day to see a fist fight while I voted. That's something I could have talked about for the rest of my life.

          • Was told to turn mine off here in Tejas too. I pulled it out of my pocket, flipped the mute switch in front of the official and she let me in. I think they really just don't want people talking on them or having them ringing during the voting process.

          • Seems to me they're missing a great opportunity to have voting irregularities documented by video. And as another IHTM points out, True the Vote actually has a cellphone app for reporting irregularities. Why wouldn't we, as citizens, want that?

          • That's what I thought it was too, but these signs said "Turned Off". I doubt it would have been an issue since my phone was on silent, but I had to get to work so I just rolled with it.

          • Well I'm personally glad for it because of all the people that were glued to their phones going in the door. It would have made the whole process unbearable since I would have to wait for people to finish chatting with "their man" or "finishing their text" before they would get or fill out their ballot.

            I can understand why its being implemented, but I can also tell you if I saw something fishy I would have been recording it.