Sharpiegate Update: More Americans from
Across the Country Were Forced to Vote
Using a Sharpie
Posted By: Come And Take It, 7/28/2021 11:01:25 PM
The day after the 2020 Election there was controversy over the use of sharpies in some Arizona locations. Now we know this occurred across the nation. In mid-July Sharpiegate was back in the news: After this post, a number of individuals shared that they too were handed a sharpie when voting in the 2020 Election. These messages came from all across the country: Chicago; Sun City, AZ; Upland, CA; San Diego, CA; Fountain, CA; Idaho; Nevada; and, Pennsylvania.
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Sharpiegate Update: More Americans from
Across the Country Were Forced to Vote
Using a Sharpie 25 replies
Across the Country Were Forced to Vote
Using a Sharpie 25 replies
The day after the 2020 Election there was controversy over the use of sharpies in some Arizona locations. Now we know this occurred across the nation.
In mid-July Sharpiegate was back in the news:
After this post, a number of individuals shared that they too were handed a sharpie when voting in the 2020 Election. These messages came from all across the country: Chicago; Sun City, AZ; Upland, CA; San Diego, CA; Fountain, CA; Idaho; Nevada; and, Pennsylvania.
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Another piece of the larger fraud of the 2020 elections. This also came up in Arizona recently, where it was shown that use of a Sharpie causes bleed through on improper ballot paper, which the scanner then rejects. The rejected ballot has to be adjudicated by a human, which of course enhances the possibility of fraud.