Every voter in Nassau County, NY listed as ‘Democrat’ after printing ‘error’

One has to ask why is it that all the so called “mistakes” made in the election process always favors the Democrats? Before you get sidetracked that this is no big deal here is the important take away. The upcoming election is less than a month away. I’ll throw in an update on the Kari Lake Arizona election trial finishing up for the old times sake.

Since New York is a closed primary state, voters registered as belonging to a party are not allowed to vote for any other party. As such, if a GOP supporter is identified as Democrat in the voter registration system, the individual would be barred from casting votes for the Republican primary.

 

Take it away Zero Hedge:

All voters of Nassau County, New York, were identified as Democrats on their voter ID cards irrespective of political affiliation due to a botch-up by a printing company, triggering accusations about “sabotaging elections” ahead of the upcoming primaries.

The primaries are scheduled for June. Voters of the county, amounting to nearly a million, began to receive their voter ID cards on Tuesday, with voters supporting Republicans, Independents, or another political party surprised to see themselves identified as Democrats in the cards, according to NBC. “We’re already starting to get phone calls from people, saying ‘I’m a registered Republican, I’m a registered Conservative—how come I’m being identified as a Democrat? Who changed my registration?’ And they’re quite upset about it,” said Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman.

 

The printing company called it an “isolated event” that was the result of a human error. “We apologize for our mistake, especially to Nassau County officials, who bear no responsibility for this problem.”

However, this is not the first time that Phoenix Graphics has committed such a mistake. In 2020, Phoenix messed up absentee ballots for 99,000 voters in Brooklyn. The printing firm had erroneously sent mailings to voters containing return envelopes having the names and addresses of other people.

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However, some voters are now questioning the election process due to the typo error. “I have no faith in this country today, as far as what the politics are,” said George Klein, a voter from Nassau. “I’m going to vote Republican primary day, and Democrat on that is not going to affect it,” he said referring to the erroneous ID card he received.

During the 2022 midterms, only 56 percent of Republicans thought the elections will be administered “very” or “somewhat” well, according to Pew Research.

By the way, not that anyone cares, the Kari Lake Arizona election fraud trial has been going on. Gateway pundit has been doing a yeoman’s job of covering it. But it’s so yesterday no one is interested.

Back in the day I did a spin on the topic. Over 80 percent of Maricopa ballots were mail in ballots. So if you are not going to check signatures? Wow

Anatomy of a Stolen Election in Arizona – Does it Matter?

November 14, 2022 — bunkerville

Maricopa County is the only jurisdiction in the country that picks up completed ballots at USPS Processing Distribution Center, but doesn’t bring them back to the election department or tabulation center. That is where this nasty tale begins.

We learn that what is happening is perfectly normal for “decades.”Of course. Warning rough language

That’s why Fox could call Arizona so early in 2020. (Sarc)

 

 

Here we go with the latest:

Lake Attorney’s Closing Argument: At Least 70K Votes Not Verified, Election Must Be Set Aside

Kurt Olsen: “Approximately 274,000 ballots out of 1.3 million cast were compared and signature verified purportedly in less than 3 seconds a ballot. 70,000 in less than 2 seconds a ballot.”

This rate does not meet the signature verification standards set by Arizona law. pic.twitter.com/QFQigDK0Ys

— Kari Lake War Room (@KariLakeWarRoom) May 19, 2023

Attorney Kurt Olsen: "What is your expert opinion as to the physical ability to compare a signature for consistency in less than 3 seconds?"

Expert Witness: "I don't believe it can be done."

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— Kari Lake War Room (@KariLakeWarRoom) May 18, 2023

The whole case has been lived streamed and is available on YouTube. Here is the full closing argument.

The best of the swamp.