Georgia Senate - re-Race

[subgenius]

"Dominion machines in 3 of the largest Republican precincts are down.They are told they can't scan their ballots because the machines don't work.The poll workers are saying 'When it's fixed we'll scan it for you'. There's all kinds of red flags"
-Talk radio host John Fredericks

To be honest, I was betting the over/under on when a water main would break or at least a power outage.
Anyone have the Vegas line on "we will scan it for you" ?

[subgenius]

Although I was also unaware that NOAA predicts a chance G1-class electromagnetic storms for Jan 6th as a result from the double CME eruption of Jan 2nd.
https://spaceweather.com/

[canpakes]

Although I was also unaware that NOAA predicts a chance G1-class electromagnetic storms for Jan 6th as a result from the double CME eruption of Jan 2nd.
https://spaceweather.com/

You’ve managed to derail your own thread with your own post, and the thread was only two posts long to begin with. : )

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

Provide a link you mushroom dick guzzling botttom.

- Doc

[subgenius]

Provide a link you mushroom dick guzzling botttom.

- Doc

second post has a link, and notwithstanding your jealousy laden postings, the original quote is cited. My burden to teach you how internet search engines works is non-existent.
#tds

[subgenius]

Although I was also unaware that NOAA predicts a chance G1-class electromagnetic storms for Jan 6th as a result from the double CME eruption of Jan 2nd.
https://spaceweather.com/

You’ve managed to derail your own thread with your own post, and the thread was only two posts long to begin with. : )

an electromagnetic storm and electronic machines malfunctioning...yep, you are good maths.

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

Link the first post you Trump chum guzzling muppet.

- Doc

[Res Ipsa]

Too bad subs can't google what a G1 electromagnetic storm that might arrive today actually means.

ETA: From the Atlanta Journal Constitution:

Some voting locations experienced scattered and minor problems, such as printer and scanner jams or locked-up screens, he said. But technical issues were quickly corrected.

The most significant problems occurred in Columbia County, where voters in some precincts had to fill out paper emergency ballots because of problems with voting equipment.

According to the Secretary of State’s Office, a small number of the keys that start up the paper-ballot scanners were programmed incorrectly. In addition, a few poll worker cards were programmed incorrectly, which meant some poll workers were unable to start the touch screen voting machines used for paper-ballot voting.

The office said the correct keys and voter cards were delivered to the relevant precincts with a law enforcement escort.

The issue was resolved by 10 a.m., Sterling said.

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Meanwhile, Paulding County reported a ballot scanner went down at the Crossroad Library. Voters placed their ballots in an “emergency ballot box” until the scanner was replaced about 30 minutes later, when scanning resumed.

“Voting did not cease at any time and all ballots have been tabulated,” the county said.

I'm sure this is an anomaly because voting equipment has always functioned perfectly on election day.

[canpakes]

You’ve managed to derail your own thread with your own post, and the thread was only two posts long to begin with. : )

an electromagnetic storm and electronic machines malfunctioning...yep, you are good maths.

I see. The electromagnetic storm that might be happening tomorrow is generating your voting machine malfunction hair fire today.

Now, about that math problem of yours ... : D

[Lem]

Link the first post you Trump chum guzzling muppet.

- Doc

I'm guessing he won't provide a link because the radio show report as seen on Twitter was actually this:

GEORGIA: @jfradioshow “Dominion machines in… 3 of the largest Republican precincts…are down…They are told they can’t scan their ballots because the machines don’t work…The pole workers are saying ‘When it’s fixed we’ll scan it for you’…There’s all kinds of red flags” pic.Twitter.com/7UTAbJ2wzp

bolding added to emphasize the task faced by those working the poles.