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Forwarded from Taking Back Texas/ Tarrant County TX SLATE (TBTX)
BallotNumberingTarrantTBTX.docx
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⬆️⬆️⬆️ how they are covering their tracks so we will never catch fake ballots.
Need Heider to get back to me on how the mail-ins are numbered.
I'll stop by on Monday, bc I think I heard Whitley say no Commissioners Court this week.
I'll stop by on Monday, bc I think I heard Whitley say no Commissioners Court this week.
Forwarded from Taking Back Texas/ Tarrant County TX SLATE (TBTX)
I'm doing my best to explain this, but I am getting very little positive feedback, most is short and unclear if the issue has been relayed... and I would like to know if this is an issue to anyone else.
The ballots have to be pre-numbered. The Law ordains as much.
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https://youtu.be/q7zO2n33tFc
But our PVRs (receipts for ballots) are blank. Not numbered until the voter makes their choice. The machines are assigning them, and they are NOT regular numbers.
It's a data set. The digits, letters and dashes represent information on your vote.
Besides the clear concerns of voter privacy resulting from machines assigning numbers to our ballots *as* we vote, *after* we use a number given to us at check-in to pull up the electronic ballot...
It is MUCH more difficult to insert a fake ballot into a stack of pre-numbered, consecutive ballots the voter can recall than into a stack of erroneously numbered ballots that the voter cannot recall due to ignorance of the new system.
The point of the above featured Election Codes is for the voter, and only the voter, to know their ballot number, in case of a recount in which voters can actually verify their ballot was accurately tabulated, and to prevent fraudulent ballots from being inserted into precinct records.
Heider decided that the Law wasn't as secure as he wanted, and changed the ballot numbering system without informing voters. This may seem insignificant, but it is not. There is no longer a way for Tarrant County voters to verify their votes, although the Law prescribes a way.
The sentiment that there is NO WAY for a voter to check their ballot is as inaccurate as the misrepresentation of the ballot preservation laws, which do NOT state that we must wait 22 months to see the ballots, but that we have only 22 months to examine them before they are destroyed.
I can prove that not only are our ballots unlawful, but the community polling centers have thoroughly obfuscated our precinct records. We do not have complete precinct records stored according to Law. To pull one precinct's worth of records it would require a district judge to authorize us to open every community polling center ballot lockbox. A total mess.
Our elections are a total mess.
The ballots have to be pre-numbered. The Law ordains as much.
⬇️
https://youtu.be/q7zO2n33tFc
But our PVRs (receipts for ballots) are blank. Not numbered until the voter makes their choice. The machines are assigning them, and they are NOT regular numbers.
It's a data set. The digits, letters and dashes represent information on your vote.
Besides the clear concerns of voter privacy resulting from machines assigning numbers to our ballots *as* we vote, *after* we use a number given to us at check-in to pull up the electronic ballot...
It is MUCH more difficult to insert a fake ballot into a stack of pre-numbered, consecutive ballots the voter can recall than into a stack of erroneously numbered ballots that the voter cannot recall due to ignorance of the new system.
The point of the above featured Election Codes is for the voter, and only the voter, to know their ballot number, in case of a recount in which voters can actually verify their ballot was accurately tabulated, and to prevent fraudulent ballots from being inserted into precinct records.
Heider decided that the Law wasn't as secure as he wanted, and changed the ballot numbering system without informing voters. This may seem insignificant, but it is not. There is no longer a way for Tarrant County voters to verify their votes, although the Law prescribes a way.
The sentiment that there is NO WAY for a voter to check their ballot is as inaccurate as the misrepresentation of the ballot preservation laws, which do NOT state that we must wait 22 months to see the ballots, but that we have only 22 months to examine them before they are destroyed.
I can prove that not only are our ballots unlawful, but the community polling centers have thoroughly obfuscated our precinct records. We do not have complete precinct records stored according to Law. To pull one precinct's worth of records it would require a district judge to authorize us to open every community polling center ballot lockbox. A total mess.
Our elections are a total mess.
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TX EC Violations 🚩
Maybe... follow the Law?