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This is the line at PS 130 in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, where I’m told all of the machines are down and the voters here are waiting to wait in emergency paper ballotspic.twitter.com/pVll5DaBZy
Update: all of the scanners are now back up and running after some voters waited two hours to cast ballots. While they waited for scanners to return they filed emergency ballots, but that box filled up. When the scanners were finally fixed, there were cheers in the cafeteria
But hopefully the PS 130 bake sale did well! I got coffee and a Kirkland Signature chocolate chip cookie (the best chocolate chip cookie don’t fight me)pic.twitter.com/CVMVn83vrj
whoa interesting. They were fully functioning when I was there around 8
the good news is the rain is getting harder, so it will be even more miserable :(
I heard machines were also down in Howell NJ
a Dem stronghold, as by me, suspicious bull.
Your correct it a Dem stronghold, but the machines are owned, operated and maintained by corporations that usually lean and support Repubs. Coincidence!
And aren’t they stand alone machines??? Ugh.
At the very least, if a machine is used, we as voters should receive a printed receipt. In my voting location the machines used have an actual port for printing and dispensing a receipt, but we never get one. Why is that?
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