I have questions. Perhaps there are reasonable answers to my questions. Thanks for reading Election Data Analyzer (EDA) Newsletter! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. If I was employed by a County, I would want answers to these questions and as a voter, I expect that County officials at a minimum understand the answers and supervise the vendors.
Wow. Haven't even watched the video yet but I get it. What a mess. I've had another concern for a while now. I saw some video of Maricopa ballot curing room where people worked in pairs, presumably one D and one R. Thing is, I could tell which one was which. A lady with purple hair and a lip piercing, likely dem. A guy with black t-shirt and ball cap and a mustache who would look 100% normal in a camo hunting outfit, probably repub. What I noticed was that the ones who seemed to me to be D, were confident while the ones who seemed to me to be R, had mouths gaping open at times. Their eyes rapidly scanned the screen like they were trying to figure things out.
Dems are generally better at tech than conservatives. They also have many well funded NGOs and non-profits that train people for election work. Elections are high tech now and one side has a clear advantage. "Learn to Code." Or at least take some free courses on how to use a computer.
Election software should be Open Source - Linux based preferably. Ok, watched the first minute and will download. Oddly enough, the Dominion Voting youtube channel says "This channel doesn't have any content".
I'm all for "may the best man or woman win", no matter the party, for their locale. I just want to see the game be fair. Did a search and found one other Dominion video and will download that and also look for operator's/admin manuals. I know they were available on the web a few years ago. I'm wanting to collect as much info as possible. I'm working on an research and educational website to even things up. How To. Ballot harvesting where legal, election laws in layman's terms, tech etc.
Wow. Haven't even watched the video yet but I get it. What a mess. I've had another concern for a while now. I saw some video of Maricopa ballot curing room where people worked in pairs, presumably one D and one R. Thing is, I could tell which one was which. A lady with purple hair and a lip piercing, likely dem. A guy with black t-shirt and ball cap and a mustache who would look 100% normal in a camo hunting outfit, probably repub. What I noticed was that the ones who seemed to me to be D, were confident while the ones who seemed to me to be R, had mouths gaping open at times. Their eyes rapidly scanned the screen like they were trying to figure things out.
Dems are generally better at tech than conservatives. They also have many well funded NGOs and non-profits that train people for election work. Elections are high tech now and one side has a clear advantage. "Learn to Code." Or at least take some free courses on how to use a computer.
Election software should be Open Source - Linux based preferably. Ok, watched the first minute and will download. Oddly enough, the Dominion Voting youtube channel says "This channel doesn't have any content".
I'm all for "may the best man or woman win", no matter the party, for their locale. I just want to see the game be fair. Did a search and found one other Dominion video and will download that and also look for operator's/admin manuals. I know they were available on the web a few years ago. I'm wanting to collect as much info as possible. I'm working on an research and educational website to even things up. How To. Ballot harvesting where legal, election laws in layman's terms, tech etc.
Extremely useful. Why can’t we get the answers to all of these questions? Seems reasonable to me! Thank you for all your efforts!
Very useful, thank you!