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Rättegången börjar imorgon ang valfusket i USA. Då kommer man ta upp extremt mycket material som samlats in som bevis så denna rättegång kan ta lång tid. Flera miljoner röster är falska av olika anledningar. Senaste rapporter ifrån Wisconsin, nedan, är att de har fyllt i tusentals valsedlar själva i lokalen vilket gör dem ogiltiga. Det är dessutom ett brott.
https://www.breitbart.com/2020-election/2020/11/07/report-wisconsin-election-clerks-may-have-illegally-altered-thousands-of-ballots/
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Furthermore, the report claims that the election workers chose to write in the addresses because they were illegally advised to do so by the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC).
https://www.breitbart.com/2020-election/2020/11/07/report-wisconsin-election-clerks-may-have-illegally-altered-thousands-of-ballots/
Verkar inte vara olagligt i Wisconsin
OCT 14, 2016
UPDATE: Local clerks must complete as many addresses as possible on absentee voting forms and do not need to seek the permission of the people involved.
Under a new state law, witnesses to absentee voting must record their street number, name and municipality, but thousands have left off parts of that information.
Some clerks had asked state elections officials for permission to add the missing details, but officials went one step further Friday and mandated clerks to help.
https://www.wuwm.com/post/update-election-clerks-will-help-absentee-voters-incomplete-witness-forms#stream/0
Another common error is when witnesses neglect to put their address on the envelope. Some voters make this mistake when they live at the same address as their witness. The Wisconsin Elections Commission permits clerks to fill out witness addresses using information they draw from the voter database.
“We just do that in a red pen, so that we know it was our office and not the voter providing the address,” Woodall-Vogg said.
https://wnanews.com/2020/10/27/wisconsin-voters-can-cure-rejected-ballots/
The purpose of this memorandum is to offer guidance to assist you in addressing this issue. The WEC has determined that clerks must take corrective actions in an attempt to remedy a witness address error. If clerks are reasonably able to discern any missing information from outside sources, clerks are not required to contact the voter before making that correction directly to the absentee certificate envelope.
Clerks may contact voters and notify them of the address omission and the effect if the deficiency is not remedied but contacting the voter is only required if clerks cannot remedy the address insufficiency from extrinsic sources. When contacting a voter, you should advise that their ballot will not be counted with an incomplete address so that they can take action and also prevent a similar issue in the future. Clerks shall offer suggestions for correcting the certificate envelope to ensure the voter’s absentee ballot will not be rejected.
Clerks shall assist in rehabilitating an absentee certificate that does not contain the street number and street name (or P.O. Box) and the municipality of the witness address. If a clerk adds information to an absentee certificate, either based on contact with the voter or based on other sources, clerks shall indicate such assistance was provided by initialing next to the information that was added on the absentee certificate. The Commission recognized the concern some clerks have expressed about altering information on the certificate envelope, especially in the case of a recount. On balance, in order to promote uniformity in the treatment of absentee ballots statewide, the Commission determined that clerks must attempt to obtain any information that is missing from the witness address and document any addition by including their initials.
In short, the Commission’s guidance is that municipal clerks shall do all that they can reasonably do to obtain any missing part of the witness address. Those steps may include one or more of the following options:
1. The clerk is able to reasonably discern the missing address or address component by information appearing on the envelope or from some other source, such as:
o The voter has provided his or her complete address and the clerk has personal knowledge that the witness resides at the same address as the voter.
o The clerk has personal knowledge of the witness and knows his/or her address.
o The voter’s complete address appears on the address label, and the witness indicates the same street address as the voter.
o The clerk is able to utilize lists or databases at his or her disposal to determine the witness’s address.
Date October 17, 2016
https://elections.wi.gov/node/4275
