Valueman

The Fix Is In: Is Connecticut engaging in voter fraud? Connecticut's Democrat Secretary of the State just ADMITTED the tabulator tapes don't match the EMS results screen. ⠀ Officials now have to match every candidate BY HAND or the VOTES GO UNDER THE WRONG NAME. Just two weeks ago Stephanie Thomas told voters the new machines were hack-tested by UConn so they could trust their votes would be counted accurately. They spent $20 million on machines that were supposed to end exactly this kind of data-entry error under a Democrat-run elections office. In 2022 a Prospect polling place reported 1,563 votes for a candidate who actually got 563. That 1,000-vote error sat in the certified record for four years until a senator caught it, and Thomas's office said the new tabulators made that impossible. Danbury already showed reported votes exceeding turnout in the August primary, and the same Democrat office said those problems were fixed. Connecticut has a track record of towns reporting more votes than voters in certified results across multiple cycles, all blamed on manual entry into the same EMS system. Now they're telling tired local workers to print hand tally sheets days before the midterms because the system still won't line up. That's not security. That's a Democrat-built mismatch waiting for the wrong totals to stick. @dojphofficial @HarmeetKDhillon #ElectionIntegrity #Connecticut