The scene at Detroit’s absentee ballot counting center is growing more heated. The windows now being covered up. Allegations of violations. Sec. of State says she welcomes challenges.pic.twitter.com/oUL4A0h3Ku
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Some of the windows remain blocked off. I asked a few people who taped them up and why, no clear answer. A few poll challengers / workers tell us they feel there wasn’t a fair number of repubs and dems in this room. Sec of State’s office gave us this reponse:pic.twitter.com/un1RyFTUJj
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An attorney for the city of Detroit, Lawrence Garcia, tells me he ordered some of the windows be covered because some of the workers nearest the windows felt concerned with people outside potentially filming them or ballots. Not all the windows were blocked.
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They are concerned for their safety. They deserve to be protected.
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That WOULD be a good answer but the only problem is.. you can see someone inside videotaping! Therefore, this answer is illegitimate.
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They were watched by the proper people. They were also on video.
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They are doing a public service...and should be in plain view of the public
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Isnt this the same state that tried to kidnap governor?
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It isn’t normal to have a bunch of strangers who weren’t designated poll watchers gather outside a place where they count votes Bc their angry with the results. It happened in Miami in 00’ & now again in 20’. This time it didn’t stop the counting process though like it did in 00’
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