Voter ID. What's the big deal?

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c ⌖😱ᵙǥͨ Nov 6, 2012

just voted and they gave out a flyer with acceptable forms of id for future elections. dl, state id voter id student id, from a care faxility, any gov employment id any gov id, military & military dependent id. its quite extensive and even says there is an exception if you object to being photographed for religous reasons! there is no excuse for not having an id to vote here in pa. there is free id and a toll free number to call. votespa.com.
c ⌖😱ᵙǥͨ Nov 6, 2012

🚬😒GreenManGrin💚 wrote:
YOU wrote:
I wonder who owns shares in a company which designs the voter software, and produces the voting machines for several states to use in the upcoming election... Meh it's prolly not important.

Omg I was being sarcastic. God forbid if anyone ever fact check any of the things I say... It's Romney! Romney owns shares in one of these companies. Primarily the one that provides voting machines to the state of Ohio. The swing state Ohio that is!
Anyways I'm gonna go zone out.

ya got the sarcasm but its not our job to fact check your conspiracy theories. havent heard this story anywhere other than tw forum. if it is true and if he is in a position to rig the machines wouldnt obama be yelling this from the roof tops. i havent seen this in any news agency yet. if you want it fact checked list your source.
★Λubergine★ Nov 6, 2012

🚬😒GreenManGrin💚 wrote:
YOU wrote:
I wonder who owns shares in a company which designs the voter software, and produces the voting machines for several states to use in the upcoming election... Meh it's prolly not important.

Omg I was being sarcastic. God forbid if anyone ever fact check any of the things I say... It's Romney! Romney owns shares in one of these companies. Primarily the one that provides voting machines to the state of Ohio. The swing state Ohio that is!
Anyways I'm gonna go zone out.

Mitt Romney does NOT own shares in one of those companies. His son owns an investment company that does own shares in a company that has a controlling interest in one of those companies. But how unlikely is that, really? Investment companies have shares in many different companies, that's what they do. There's a lot more to the story than a one-liner.
Add: KOZY Nov 6, 2012

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Elections/2012/1105/Is-Ohio-voting-software-vulnerable-to-fraud-Court-to-hear-Election-Day-case

http://www.examiner.com/article/youtube-video-shows-2012-voting-machine-altering-votes-from-obama-to-romney

http://www.freepress.org/departments/display/19/2012/4748

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