I agree with this. Large vote centers (where u can vote anywhere in the county & precincts are eliminated) are a bad idea. Likely well intended but no. Just no. They are far too tech dependent & make meaningful oversight almost impossible. 1/
2/ The concept was launched in LA County in 2020. It was a disaster like none other, which is one reason why the county moved to significantly expanded vote by mail. prospect.org/civil-rights/i…
3/ I documented the problems as they occurred in LA county during the primary. This was a disaster of epic proportions. Underreported actually. I urge everyone to read this. threadreaderapp.com/thread/1234877…
4/ These types of vote centers (without precincts) may arguably be ok for early voting, but not in Election Day when there are no do-overs. For one thing, they make backup paper poll books effectively impossible. Electronic poll books connect to wifi and blue tooth.
5/ Electronic poll books can be hacked and too frequently have massive connectivity problems (as they did in LA County). Experts agree backup paper poll books are necessary but they are effectively impossible with no-precinct vote centers.
6/Highlights from LA County’s debacle.
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Are there any non-extremist Republican voters who might care that Steve Bannon has formed an alliance with an AR15-and-Trump worshipping offshoot of the Moonies cult, which is setting up compounds in TN & TX? Do they care that Bannon seems to want mass murder of non-MAGAs?! 1/
“”Before organizing Jan 6 buses, “Scavo organized the bus that transported some protesters from Scranton to Lancaster County on Dec. 30. The group included members of an off-shoot of the [Moonie] Unification Church…” 1/ lancasteronline.com/news/politics/…
“The trip was organized after Scavo and others listened to a podcast in which Stephen Bannon,.., encouraged listeners in swing states like Pennsylvania to pressure their lawmakers to decertify the presidential election results, Scavo told LNP | LancasterOnline at the time.” 2/
They want us to believe they didn’t intend violence. Ali Alexander is in the Council for National Policy (CNP), along w/ Mike Flynn & others involved in Jan 6. Too bad Chris Wray is in the Federalist Society led by CNPer Leonard Leo. Garland is a Federalist Society contributor.
Trump’s lies about 2020 must not silence legitimate efforts to address real vulnerabilities. Those who began following me > 2020 may be unaware of much of my pre-election election security advocacy & the many graphics that graphic artists on Twitter created to support it. 1/
Right-wing organizations & influencers have stoked, coordinated, & provided training for the assault on public schools in plain sight. Anyone claiming otherwise is lying or ignorant. TPUSA was founded by Council for National Policy member Charlie Kirk. 1/
This guy seems really triggered by my thread (and @JuddLegum’s) exposing the right wing “think tanks,” training, & coordinated propaganda efforts that have been used to enrage low information voters & weaponize them against public schools. Wonder why. 1/
Well that was easy. Seems he is connected to & aligned with Philadelphia’s far right Middle East Forum (MEF) think tank, which has supported Bannon’s international “the movement”. I’ve been writing about them this week. Yike. 2/