What's the state of the Wisconsin constitution case?

The matching signatures and all the physical checks of the ballot was already done

thats not established

I low key imagine Wisconsin is gunna call a special session and not send electors. There's so little news out of the state with such a narrow margin I think it's a done deal.

That’s why they were not in envelopes

Most news media now rely too much on ratings. And "everything went just fine. Nothing abnormal" doesnt get the ratings.

Wisconsin had the 'no questions asked, illness' Id escape

Election fraud would be the BIGGEST STORY EVER

Like WATERGATE and people would lose their shit

Hello everyone

I pray you are right.

Literally ratings 100

Hello

I'm mike and I asked that question about the cdc

Here is the link ...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/11/03/cdc-covid-19-vote-election/

So organizations typically advertise data breaches voluntarily?

How long does it typically take to discover a data breach?

I mean, just look at the footprints in the edison data.

How to organizations typically find out about a data breach?

Well... who do we believe? I know that the Team Trump at that hearing use the term "thrown out" and "told to leave". That was not at all obvious by the video. In fact, I highly doubt the watchers reaction to "get out" or "leave" would to be taking their time laughing and mingling a bit before leaving.

But... if you look at the SoS's take on the video it makes perfect sense to me.

That's my thinking. AZ I think is in the same boat, literally the GOP chairman is railing against the system, and it's going to the state supreme court which is 0-7 in favor of Republicans. GA is literally on fire right now and I think they're going to go off the record to do it. PA supreme court opinion would be lit AF if they pushed back the date but I wouldn't count on it, and MI looks geared to a special session as well. Who even knows about NV but they don't really matter anyway.

I don't believe both that they thought they were done and didn't tell the observers they were done

If an organization knew it was breached it would not let that information out until the investigation is completely, if ever?

The edison data is opensource through NYT data.

If I were a betting man, this would be what electors I think are going to look like.

Its the correct, constitutional outcome. If a state fails at conducting an election, they are supposed to just not send electors.

Why on earth wouldn’t you believe a bunch of people thought they were done

Mass Workers leaving cues watchers to leave

That could possibly be the answer to a question that was not asked?

I'm not sure what data breach you're even talking about.

@Recalibar elena was told to shut up.. and the Republicans wanted the machines.

Under Brian Kemp and the Secretary of State's direction.

Who are, at this point, believed to have significant financial ties with dominion contracts.

That depends entirely on the organization. Some do it fast, some never do it...

How are these things generally dealt with?

What things? Please be more specific?

Well... at this point all we can do is look at the video and compare it to the what each side is saying happened. To me the video more closely comports to what the SoS Office and poll workers are saying.

Nothing in that video leads me to believe watchers were "thrown out" and that was the claim of Team Trump.

There were no "suit cases" - and again not saying that is the end all be all... but it does counter the Team Trump narrative.

Everyone suffers under the hand of the PA GOP and the GA GOP yet it’s somehow it’s always the democrats fault

Do they typically do it before the investigation is complete? The average used to be 8 months before a company knew that it was breached and they would typically find out from law enforcement.

How can you still post the same tweet as if it hasn’t been refuted