[Travis McGee]

Never mind the dead voters. The big deal is the non-voters who are voted by crooked poll workers. They just look to see who didn’t vote, and vote for them.

[sevinufnine]

“Never mind the dead voters. The big deal is the non-voters who are voted by crooked poll workers. They just look to see who didn’t vote, and vote for them.”

How obvious, and I never even considered that. :<(

[justlurking]

Never mind the dead voters. The big deal is the non-voters who are voted by crooked poll workers. They just look to see who didn’t vote, and vote for them.

I think this is a big source of fraud, and there's no way to combat it without a monitor in every single precinct.

The tip-off is precincts that have 90%+ (or even 100%+) participation. It's practically impossible.

As long as the poll worker has access to a list of registered voters, they can manipulate the system. We have the technology to block access except to a registered voter, but don't have the will to impose it.

[Theodore R.]

This is true: dishonest poll workers pre-committed to the Democratic ticket. We never see such poll workers lean Republican.

[bgill]

The big deal is the non-voters who are voted by crooked poll workers. They just look to see who didn’t vote, and vote for them.

The first place investigators should be looking are those districts that report 100 percent turn outs and 100 percent for one party.