re: Why would Maricopa County have a Republican voter heat map on the wall?

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THAT is WTF you are entering your ballot in.

You understand that ????

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So you're calling a tabulator a voting machine. That's fine. I don't care what you call it, but most are calling them tabulators.

But back to the point I made. Each voting center had multiple printers and tabulators, so you are wrong in your belief that a malfunctioning printer or tabulator = 60 minute or more wait times.

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most are calling them tabulators.

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Presumably you actually know what a "scanner" and a "tabulator" and a voting machine is, I'm REEALY surprised you're persisting here.

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Presumably you actually know what a "scanner" and a "tabulator" and a voting machine is, I'm REEALY surprised you're persisting here.

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Dude "a printer" is the voting machine. Does that register? Please focus.

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So make up your mind. Do you want to call the printer the voting machine, or the tabulator?

I don't give a frick what you want to call the printer or tabulator, the salient point here is you don't know what you're talking about re: 2-3 hour waiting times at 20% of the voting centers in Maricopa County.

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Got it. Let me guess. You personally had no trouble voting. You therefore are making personal extrapolations??

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Jesus. Really?

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There are 223 Phoenix locations. You're wholly supervised in the arena.

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How many times do you have to be wrong before you relent, even just a little? Why is it so hard to believe that someone that lives in Maricopa County, is exposed to all the local news and talk radio here, and yeah - voted here, might know a little better than a guy in North Carolina whether or not there were 2-3 hour lines all day, all over the valley?

Have you ever stopped and considered what it means that there were 223 voting centers in an area the size of metro-Phoenix? While you look at that map, remember that a registered voter can vote at any voting center they want. Even if there were all these long lines you imagine, why wouldn't voters just drive up to the center, see the full parking lot and go, "frick this, I'm going to another center" - which they could have found in a few miles in about any direction?