If you add to it the fact that the numbers from these swing states didn't change for a few hours and then all of a sudden some big numbers were posted it adds credibility to the reports from the news agencies that the counting/reporting was suspended

Could it be that it was a ruse (sp?) to get the republican observers out of the tabulation centers so that they could no longer observe?

I have trying to read all of the court filings that I can... I must have missed those. Do you know which cases included these sworn statements? I would love to read them.

Anything is possible... It's also possible that they were just letting people know why the tabulation had paused and when asked, let them know it could be a while before they would start tabulating again. After so many false claims, I have decided to choose to only put credence in assertions that are made in court filings and reserve judgement until I can read them for myself. That's just me. I remain skeptical of all claims until they are formalized in court.

I am finding that this approach has helped with maintaining my peace of mind. I highly recommend it.

definitely interesting... https://youtu.be/Jl4ZFS3xORM

I watched that one today as well and can't understand what those records mean that he showed. If I understand what he showed today then it certainly looks like Wayne County Michigan was doing something wrong.

"Trump administration GSA Emily Murphy grants permission to begin the transition process to President-elect Joe Biden" https://twitter.com/i/events/1331014582899339264?s=09

"I remain skeptical of all claims until they are formalized in court."

You know, except the vote tally.

The vote tallies are performed theoretically using a formal process that has been prescribed the legislature and administered by duly appointed election officials. Until it is proven in court that this did not occur - too funny, @RobertGrulerEsq is talking about this very thing as I type this...

best Trump case legal strat I've seen so far: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYJUjkpjZbo&t=2s

Political/Governmental competence as a default assumption is laughable on its face.

Not a strategy to prove he won... Only to win at all costs. If this happens, we can expect that every candidate who's party has a more than 26 majority delegations in the House of Reps will use the same tactic. If that is allowed to happen, we lose all pretense of democracy. I am guessing that SCOTUS realizes this and will take it into consideration.

I don't think you watched the video...

Right, votes won’t matter @TaLoN132

Only the house would

"we lose all pretense of democracy" is a feature not a bug

I did... Doug Flutie Hail Mary references and all.

@zzzdsdasdd that strategy is to rely on invalidating signatures, which is a very low bar of authentication. I don’t know anyone using signature matching in any other circumstance in life. It’s a outdated old timey way that no one really uses. Also I believe ids are used in Georgia for mail in

@james j I wouldn't be so sure about the low bar of sig match verification. For example the 1st rando article I got back from a search is from 5 years ago where "More than one in three signatures submitted in support of a proposed crime victim's rights amendment were deemed invalid by reviewers in the Secretary of State's office." https://www.argusleader.com/story/news/2015/12/24/invalid-signatures-fuel-concern-ballot-measures/77751094/

@james j more to the point I remember ppl saying that the current sign match rejection rates were historically low, getting even 1% rejection rate would prob flip Georgia (I haven't actually run the numbers just gessing on the 1% threshold, there *is* some threashold though)

@zzzdsdasdd, you just advanced to level 1!

I am not aware of IDs being used for any mail-in ballot voting. How does that work? Do they put a photo copy of their DL in the envelope?

I know they use it for invalidations , my point is it’s a weak way to invalidate a vote because most modern people don’t have matching signatures, I put no thought into anything I sign in term if how it looks I just make a letter and a bunch of swiggly lines. I guarantee none of my signatures match. Maybe back in the day people paid more attention to their signatures but now days people sign things less and less @zzzdsdasdd

I think @TaLoN132 said they use ids for mail in ballots, I’m not sure

https://georgia.gov/vote-absentee-ballot

The ID was only used when they requested a mail-in ballot online.

Yes, for absentee ballots you have to be a registered voter to request an absentee ballot but what does that have to do with IDs?

@Talaire, you just advanced to level 2!

@zzzdsdasdd in others words it’s kinds of a underhanded last ditch attempt to invalidate votes and over turn an election

Also, absentee ballots are different than mail-in ballots, especially unsolicited mail-in ballots

GA used a 2 step verification process for mail-in votes. They were verified when they requested the mail-in ballot and they verified the mail-in ballot. They could attach an image of their ID when they requested their ballot online.

Several states in America vote exclusively by mail. They always get ballots unprompted if they were a registered voters, the heritage foundation found 0.0025 instances of fraud using that system @Talaire

GA only had absentee ballots. They had to be requested, but did not have to supply a reason.

@james j ??? it seems you just want to count pieces of paper, regardless of if they are signed or not e.g. zero authentication... how does allowing that level of cheating not disenfranchise everyone who actually voted?

Characterizing signature checking as last ditch is disingenuous. Signature checking has been the main method suggested until Qanon dis info got involved with Powell being fed nonsense and trying to shove her way into the lime light.

I live in CA and they mailed ballots to all registered voters. It was done really well. I highly recommend it.

@james j regardless the law says sigs must match... so what you are proposing is counting illegal votes as if they were legal

@james j at least as far as I understand the law...

There are 6 states that send ballots to all registered voters. Many safeguards are in place.

I believe.