Friar_tuck wrote..

California, like most states i guess, does not require ID to vote. The last time I voted in my local precinct I was almost arrested, since then I vote by mail (absentee ballot). When you come in to vote, they ask you your address before your name. Then they look at their log entry for your address, and ask your name. If you're properly registered to vote, you then sign the ledger next to your name, and they hand you your ballot, or send you to the DIEbold machine nowadays. The problem is, when I glanced at the register, there were OTHER PEOPLE REGISTERED TO VOTE AT MY ADDRESS WHO DO NOT EXIST. When I saw that, I snapped a pic of the register- hilarity ensued. (It's illegal to photograph anything in a polling place apparently....)


This happened in 2005 or so don't remember exactly. It's worse now, there were SEIU operatives staffing our polling location this year, all with **** eating grins plastered on their faces as they stuffed my hand delivered ballot in the box.
It's all fixed Karl, it's not stupidity, it's endemic fraud top to bottom.
The electronic voting just makes it easier.
You're right though, we can't fix stupid, can we fix fraud?