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Related: About this forumIn case you missed it: Arizona Secretary of State Confirms Election Fraud During Primary Vote
The acknowledgment comes a week after angry Arizona residents demanded a revote for the primary, accusing the state of voter suppression and describing several forms of disenfranchisement, including some voters party affiliations having been changed unbeknownst to them.
Reagans testimony did not pacify voters. As she nervously addressed a distraught audience about election fraud, she said that her office knows it happenedearning her a shower of boos and other upset exclamations. She added that her team cross-checked voter registration forms to see and try to pinpoint which are the files that we believe were possibly affected but that a complete report was nowhere near completion. Perhaps even worse, Reagan noted that her office has heard reports of the same type of fraud in previous elections, but never to this level.
Although an explanation for the registration changes remains a mystery, the hacker group Anonymous has suggested that Arizonas online database was hacked. The group cited multiple anecdotes and discussions with veteran hackers, one of whom scanned the states site and discovered a massive vulnerability in less than a minute that is nearly impossible to defend against a skilled and determined attacker.
http://www.truthdig.com/eartotheground/item/arizona_secretary_of_state_confirms_fraud_during_primary_vote_20160401
rhett o rick
(55,981 posts)Hydra
(14,459 posts)Said no revote in AZ. Why? Because Bernie may win that too, like NV.
rhett o rick
(55,981 posts)running for president. I wish I had the quote but he basically said that he recognized the potential risk to himself and his family if he decided to run. That made me pause, because of what we were asking of him. Was it right for us to ask him to put himself and his family in danger for out fight? He went on to say that it would be worth the risk if he had the backing of millions of Americans. I was concerned at those early stages that he might not get the support. But I am thrilled that he chose to run and that millions of Americans have come out to support him. At our caucus it was very apparent, the difference in enthusiasm between the Clinton supporters and the Sanders supporters. I admire him for taking the risk.