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I've seen that also. I hope so.

Doesn't every state print their own?

I don’t have enough aluminum foil for that one.

My thoughts exactly, but I was curious as to if I was missing something....

I’ve seen it. I don’t know if Trump has the patience to wait it out.

Unbelievable to this voter.

Update...from FB. Curious if this is a real story......

Tara Twin
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THE WATERMARK never referred to the 3 gorges dam ( from TG)
BQQM 🎇 ELECTION FRAUD UPDATE!!!
If you have been following for a long time and you know the term "watch the waters" you probably understood it to mean the 3 gorges dam but it was never referring to that!! The "watch the water" intel refers to .....THE WATERMARK on the official election ballots!!!! The original ballots are also registered on a QFS blockchcain to prevent fraud. 12 states were targeted. The National Guard has been deployed to 12 states: Alabama, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Texas, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Washington, Virginia, Delaware, Illinois and Kentucky and they are now counting the official ballots!!!!
The DEMS fell right into the trap of this sting operation and TRUMP has it all!!! Fraud will be exposed for the world to see.
And isn't it fancy how the amazing Justice Amy was confirmed right before the election so that she can rightfully take care of the business of election fraud.... Oh and this is only the beginning of the EPIC times that lie ahead!!!
So, did Trump win by a landslide? You will soon see that he did!!!!!!!!

LOL!!!

Someone is going to have to show me how to turn a cartwheel if this is true😂

I honestly have no idea, but saw it on several sites.....I don't follow the whole Q gig, so maybe this is just BS.

Any of you guys any good at masonry? I can cut wood and built schit with a hammer and nail; but, I’m gonna need a hand with all these gold bricks I’m gonna schit if this is close to real.


We can wrap each one with tinfoil so no one knows it’s made of gold...

Not so fast.
I've heard of this as well. It is probably for real. However, while I was getting my tinfoil hat repaired over the summer, signals leaked in that the Chinese had somehow found a way to counterfeit the ballots. That was part of what was going on back in July with that consulate closing.

Now, whether the white hats can detect the current crop of counterfeits becomes another level to all this.

My guess is there's all sorts of stuff going on right now under the sheets and all we know is that there are strange sounds coming from the bedroom.

I would like to think the white hats are winning.

Elections are conducted by the county in which you live, but are regulated by the state elections laws.

There is no federal ballot.

Voted ballots are also kept locally, within the county they were cast.

Whoever wrote the FB post apparently doesn’t realize the National Guard falls under the governor of the state until called into federal service. There is a procedure in place to do that that is quite public, and none of those states have federalize the guard for anything but wartime service or COVID response. Even those units responding to riots do so under the governors. Does anyone really think the military is being used in a sting operation? There are prohibitions from using them in roles like that. Tinfoil hat time, folks.

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This

You can identify these ballots by their tinfoil packaging.

Why would they target Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky? They were not close?

Not according to this company.

PHOENIX — The 2020 election is on the minds of many, but none more so than the men and women tasked to make it happen.

Runbeck Elections Services started preparing for the election in 2017 when they built their brand-new facility off of 32nd Street and University in Phoenix.

"This year we will be the largest mail ballot producer in the country, so the importance that comes out of this facility here is obviously critical," said President and Chief Operating Officer Jeff Ellington.

The process starts at the county level. Runbeck is responsible for printing ballots for dozens of counties across the U.S. Once they receive the order from the counties, that includes a PDF with how each ballot is supposed to look, their work begins.

Currently, the facility is running 24/7, with employees working 12-hour shifts to make sure millions of ballots are ready to be sent out nationwide the following week.

"Any one press can do about 400,000 ballots, so we’ve got three of the bigger presses we will be printing out here about one million ballots every day," added Ellington. "This fall, we'll likely print 35 million ballots."

"We do what’s called pre-press to make sure all the fonts are correct, everything on the ballot is OK, all the data is OK," explained Ellington.

That alone takes time. Maricopa County, the second largest voting jurisdiction in the U.S., has 2,000 ballot types, according to Ellington. Each has to be sent out to voters in different cities and districts. That includes varying local races including city council, school board members, and more.

In July, Pinal County voters noticed an entire race missing from their ballots. The Secretary of State’s office said the issue stemmed from a mapping error.

Ellington says their team not only prints the ballots, but matches each ballot type to the correct voter, using information provided by each state, narrowing it down to zip code, and other key factors.

"[The voter's] name and address is pulled out of the database," said Ellington. "We will put that on the envelope, everything will be inserted - the ' I voted' sticker, the instructions, the return envelope, the ballot and everything will be sealed up. It’ll be checked off the database so that the voter only gets one ballot."

It's a crucial step to secure the voting system.

Once those voters who choose to vote-by-mail fill their ballots and mail them back, Runbeck's security verification comes into play. The company records data from the envelopes received. Ellington says they take photos of the signatures on each green return envelope and measure each mail package's thickness- to check there's only one ballot inside.

Ones that have more than one, or none, are denied. The company doesn't open the envelopes. They later return the unopened mail packages to Maricopa County, who opens each ballot in a secure room to be tabulated.

https://www.abc15.com/news/election-2020/behind-the-scenes-printing-your-ballot


https://runbeck.net/

If this is true.....it'll be breaking the dam on the swamp.