[backpacker_c]

Elderly relative has been voting since the 70's as a republican, and had voted for Trump in the last 2 election cycles.

Relative received their CA primary ballot, and was wondering why Trump wasn't on the ballot.

As it turns out, relative received a democrat ballot.

Checking on the registration, the relative, according to the elections office, has always been registered democrat according to their computer system.

Relative has never been registered as democrat, however, the election official says that is what their system shows, and when asked if the party registration could have been changed, claimed there was no request to change party, relative was in their system as a democrat, and there could not be a problem with their computer system.

[drypowder]

When it comes to Kalifornia’s voting system, it’s corrupt to the core. As far back as Gov. Edmond Brown(D), it’s been whatever Getty wants, Getty gets.

[TribalPrincess2U]

Dang! The fraud is so deep. I have and always will vote in person even if they tske me fro my dead bed, but why won’t they give us a copy of the choices I made?
They should! No pics either.

[joesbucks]

And they never noticed Republicans weren’t in their ballots?

[mewzilla]

I’ve got a question...

If CA is so true blue, why does Deep State have to steal California’s elections? 🤔

[Grampa Dave]

We just did our absentee ballots and Trump was on our ballot.

We had the Republican ballots.

[ChessExpert]

BTT

[Captainpaintball]

Put your ballot up to a blacklight, too. See if there are not-visible-to-the-naked-eye markings used to identify Rs from Ds. For example: Sometimes the post office prints a salmon colored barcode on envelopes that are redirected. Most people never see these barcodes if they don't look for them.

All of YOUR printers out there have special not-visible-to-the-naked-eye "dots"called a Machine Identification Code, that is on every piece of paper you use.

Who prints these ballots? Who owns the companies? What is their voter registration?

[subterfuge]

I’d like to check to see if my long departed parents are still on the voting rolls. Especially my mother as she re-registered from Dem to Rep around 68 years old or so. Not sure how to do that in Florida.

[eyeamok]

Every election since I moved to LA County from Ventura County I have had to re-register Republican, they keep changing it to independent

[markman46]

california is an open primary state