Questions remain for Chairman @jamesdickey and @TexasGOP — what are they doing to ensure confidence in their implementation of the Meeting Pulse voting system? The integrity of ALL voting must be sacrosanct. #rpt #rptcon 1/
In yesterday’s final vote for national delegate #1 in CD21 why was I able to cast a ballot as participant ID 211 (authenticated from phone) *AND* participant ID 214 (UNAUTHENTICATED from browser that had NEVER LOGGED INTO Meeting Pulse)? Was it a misconfiguration of that room? 2/
When a Point of Order was raised about this, and the CD21 caucus chair conferred with “someone at @TexasGOP”, why was the problem acknowledged as able to occur, but brushed off as an “honor system” issue instead of a fatal flaw in election security @jamesdickey? 3/
Why on the first ballot of the second national delegate vote in CD21 were SIX ballots presented and recorded under participant IDs 211, 214, 221, 230, 237, and 239 (with only ONE session authenticated)? 4/
Again, is this a “misconfiguration” of one particular room? If so, how many rooms were similarly misconfigured? How do you know? Is there an audit trail? How will you ensure it doesn’t continue to happen? 5/
NOTE: this is *ONE* of many security issues reported this week & doesn’t even touch on how simplistic (and easy to hack) the single five digit “secure” code for voting is, or reports of delegates getting multiple secure codes, or the hand-waving around delegate vs alternates 6/6
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