Good news, early Biden voters! In the following states, you can change your early vote to @realDonaldTrump.

twitter ^ | October 26 2020 | Carlos Oswedo

[Empire_of_Liberty]

Of course, nothing says that the voter is going to “change” their vote.

I can easily see Dems using this to swamp the system with multiple votes, hoping it crashes and they ALL count.

Of course, starting Nov 3 is the cry to “let every vote count!”, even the multiples that are entered.

Thanks to public “schooling” Americans are idiots.

One vote. One time. One count. It should be HARD to vote. Who cares what the opinion of a lazy or stupid person is?

[Ikemeister]

not paying attention? PA

[Ikemeister]

“Yeah, the Atlanta Journal knows all about PA law.”

So you believe the ACJ made this up? OK, let’s see your link showing it can’t be done.

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I’m a PA Election Judge, so here you go, Scooter:

Pennsylvania Act 77, Article XIII-D Section 1306-D

b) Eligibility.—

(1) Any elector who receives and votes a mail-in ballot under section 1301-D shall not be eligible to vote at a polling place on election day. The district register at each polling place shall clearly identify electors who have received and voted mail-in ballots as ineligible to vote at the polling place, and district election officers shall not permit electors who voted a mail-in ballot to vote at the polling place.

(2) An elector who requests a mail-in ballot and who is not shown on the district register as having voted may vote by provisional ballot under section 1210(a.4)(1).

[Ikemeister]

Maybe you should have been following the thread and you would have known...but, hey, I know reading is hard for some people.

[Tennessee Nana]

Just act like you have good sense and vote for Trump the first time...

[Tennessee Nana]

yuz spalt skulin rong...

[Ikemeister]

Just act like you have good sense and vote for Trump the first time...
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Bingo!

[Karl Spooner]

Do you have a link for that?

[little jeremiah]

Apparently a lot of regulary ill-informed dem voters regret their Bitem votes.

[little jeremiah]

The next congress with be R controlled and can legislate same day in person with ID voting. Until then it is what it is and the runblings are that more than a handful of Bitem voters regret it. If they can legally change, here’s info.

[Karl Spooner]

Looks like that spike occurred the next day after the debate. LOL

[billyboy15]

“I’m a PA Election Judge, so here you go, Scooter:”

No need to get your panties in a wad, sparky. Your response doesn’t address whether or not a prior vote can be withdrawn anyway. All it says is a voter cannot vote twice.

I really don’t care about this since I don’t live in PA. I just noted there are several links to information regarding this same thing from other than the ACJ.

[Karl Spooner]

If his information is true, I’d like to know when did they change the rules. Recent enough to consider it vote tampering when they saw this coming?

[Ikemeister]

Do you have a link for that?
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Here you go:

https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/li/uconsCheck.cfm?yr=2019&sessInd=0&act=77

Go down toward the bottom and check Article XIII-D “Voting by Qualified Mail-in Elections” , Section 1306-D (b) (1)

I don’t know why people attempt to spread fake news.

I’ve asked FR to delete this posting for spreading false information.

[Admin Moderator]

I added a note to the PA line item.

[billyboy15]

I agree. I even tried calling the PA voters Commission whose function is to help voters by answering their questions but when I called I got a voice message telling me the wait would be years before anyone took the call. Kidding of course but I wasn’t waiting the projected 45 minutes to an hour.

[Ikemeister]

If his information is true, I’d like to know when did they change the rules. Recent enough to consider it vote tampering when they saw this coming?
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Act 77 was passed and signed about a year ago. Before that, we only had absentee balloting and we would count those votes at the polling place after we closed the poll at 8 PM. Act 77 established “No excuse required” mail-in voting. ALL absentee ballots and mail-in ballots are now kept at and counted in the county election board office. The only way someone can vote in-person after receiving a mail-in ballot is to bring that unvoted ballot and all materials into the polling place and have it spoiled, and then they will receive a regular in-person ballot. If you have already mailed your ballot and it has not been received by the county, you may vote by Provisional Ballot only. That Prov ballot will be canvassed a week latter and only counted if your mail-in ballot was not received. In that case, your mail-in ballot will count, NOT your provisional ballot. If your mail-in ballot has been received by the county, you do not get a “do over” and won’t be allowed to vote again or change your original vote...period, full stop.

[Ikemeister]

The next congress with be R controlled and can legislate same day in person with ID voting. Until then it is what it is and the runblings are that more than a handful of Bitem voters regret it. If they can legally change, here’s info.

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I wish that were true, but the states control elections. Some have Voter ID and some don not. PA passed it and it was thrown out by the PA Supreme Court. SCOTUS wouldn’t heare the appeal.

[Karl Spooner]

I'm not sure what this legal mumbo jumbo means.:

"(i) (1) Application for official absentee ballots shall be on physical and electronic forms prescribed by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. The application shall state that [a voter] an elector who receives and votes an absentee ballot pursuant to section 1301 [and who, on election day, is capable of voting at the appropriate polling place must void the absentee ballot and vote in the normal manner at the appropriate voting place] shall not be eligible to vote at a polling place on election day."