CalvinBall wrote:This is obviously pretty anecdotal but just since the debate I have talked to a few friends that had conversations with family/neighbors/friends. 6 or 7 different stories of conversations they had where people went from undecided/3rd party to Biden or trump to 3rd party.

Truly do not understand how that is possible, but it seems to be actually happening. All PA voters outside of one who lives in GA. Keep talking to people, pals.

BoonePhillie wrote:Greenfield is up 12 over Ernst in a poll released today by one of the Des Moines news channels. That seems high but the margin of error is +/- 4. I'm seeing and hearing things around here that give me optimism for both Senate and president but the NW Iowa evangelicals will have a big say in it.

The Savior wrote:Trump just made the one topic he’s weakest on the biggest story in the country.

Bucky wrote:so i had a dream/vision last night. i've really been miffed at the fill-in-the-dot voting method we use in montco now. so i invented a new method.

2 machines. the first is like the prior generation electronic machine. you push buttons, pull levers, etc., and it lets you know if things are OK- i.e. if you voted for too many in a multiple choice race; gives a warning if you've undervoted, etc. then when you're done there, instead of 'register vote', it's basically a 'print' button. it prints out the fill-in-the-dots voting sheet. you then look it over, sign it, and run it through the actual voting machine. it records the vote, and the paper is saved as backup, just as it's done today. there were way too many people (myself included) who had to start all over again because of some mistake which was only noticed when the card was scanned.


step 3: PROFIT

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CalvinBall wrote:what was your mistake bucky? We have used the bubble sheets as long as i have been able to vote out here in Ches Co. When I lived in Philadelphia, I did not understand how the machines there worked. It was a very confusing voting experience for me.

Bucky wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:what was your mistake bucky? We have used the bubble sheets as long as i have been able to vote out here in Ches Co. When I lived in Philadelphia, I did not understand how the machines there worked. It was a very confusing voting experience for me.

i think it was judges where you were supposed to pick 3 and I picked 4 or something like that. friend of mine made the exact same mistake so i didn't feel that stupid. not sure what their mistakes were, but a lot of people in my polling place were on do-overs.

Bucky wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:what was your mistake bucky? We have used the bubble sheets as long as i have been able to vote out here in Ches Co. When I lived in Philadelphia, I did not understand how the machines there worked. It was a very confusing voting experience for me.

i think it was judges where you were supposed to pick 3 and I picked 4 or something like that. friend of mine made the exact same mistake so i didn't feel that stupid. not sure what their mistakes were, but a lot of people in my polling place were on do-overs.

Bucky wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:what was your mistake bucky? We have used the bubble sheets as long as i have been able to vote out here in Ches Co. When I lived in Philadelphia, I did not understand how the machines there worked. It was a very confusing voting experience for me.

i think it was judges where you were supposed to pick 3 and I picked 4 or something like that. friend of mine made the exact same mistake so i didn't feel that stupid. not sure what their mistakes were, but a lot of people in my polling place were on do-overs.