Election night reporting in rural areas

Because republicans are playing the game with democrats giving the illusion that we elect who we want. They take turns.

Would have to happen at the precinct level and organized without Republican Party leadership. The SOS in most states are in on it.

See GA

Well Louisiana isn’t a great example but take Pennsylvania for example.. make Philly report first and then let the baws come in last.
If they are going to print an aburd amount of fake ballots then let them guess on the number needed.. why tell them exactly how much?

There are always small counties that report late as well. Pay attention on election night. There will be lots of places with 95% or 80% reported—rural and urban. The problem is that’s thousands of tens of thousands of votes in cities. Hundreds or dozens in small counties.

Also, I guess someone needs to mention that the whole thread relies on the assumption that places are straight up manufacturing ballots—which is quite a jump.

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Well Louisiana isn’t a great example but take Pennsylvania for example.. make Philly report first and then let the baws come in last. If they are going to print an aburd amount of fake ballots then let them guess on the number needed.. why tell them exactly how much?

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In Louisiana, You might have 40 precincts in a small parish, 80-100 in a medium parish, and several hundred in a large parish like Orleans and Jefferson. Once voting stops at 8 pm or the last person in line at 8 pm votes, a printout of the vote totals are made and then the cartridge is sent to the nearest parish clerk of Court’s office with a connection to the Louisiana Secretary of State’s proprietary network (some parishes may have multiple offices that can submit the results to speed up the process). From there the votes are added to the state’s database of tallied numbers and then reported to 2 separate systems, its website and a database for the media to process the numbers.

The reason you have such late numbers from parishes like Orleans is that they may have over 1,000 cartridges to upload vote data from and maybe one or two computers to do it on.

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It wouldn't make a difference.

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It’s not about a difference in votes. It’s about not giving the cities a target to hit.

If they need 50k votes, they’ll find 53k.

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The reason you have such late numbers from parishes like Orleans is that they may have over 1,000 cartridges to upload vote data from and maybe one or two computers to do it on.

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Lol

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Also, I guess someone needs to mention that the whole thread relies on the assumption that places are straight up manufacturing ballots—which is quite a jump.

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Yes, late night counting once observers are sent home.

Vans with ballots showing up in the middle of the night when precincts have already closed.

Videos of election workers sending the same stacks of ballots through tabulators multiple times.

Election workers "verifying" signatures in milliseconds tens of thousands of times.

Yep, quite a jump...

Better yet, no reporting of results by a state until all precincts have turned in their tallies. Might take a few days but is that any different than what we have now?