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GuvWurld Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Mar-30-06 03:21 PM
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Observing logic and accuracy testing, what to look for or ask?
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The small town of Fortuna, CA is having a local election in April, in advance of the state primaries in June. Tomorrow the Humboldt County elections department will be doing logic and accuracy testing. This is open to the public. If you are in the area, you can go to 3033 H St. in Eureka at 2pm.

I've observed this once before and left with more questions that I had at the beginning. I wonder what this board recommends I look out for or ask about while I'm there?

Keep in mind I have a testy relationship with our elections manager because he continues to flat out lie and say there is nothing wrong with Diebold OS scanners, tests showing otherwise are bullshit for one reason or another, and they are not illegal. It would be very easy for me to be confrontational with him but that isn't smart and not what I intend.

I do hope some media will be present and then perhaps I can create "enough rope" for him to hang himself. But even beyond that, what do you want to know that maybe I can only tell you if I make it to this tomorrow?
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