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Weird voting thing

oneforthebus

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I live in PA. I just got in the mail an official letter addressed using my daughter's last name as a first name and her middle name as a last name. Requesting this person to register to vote.

She hasn't lived here in 3 years. I have no idea how that made-up name got an application to register to vote in the mail. It asks for a driver's license number or last 4 SSN, or if you don't have either just write NONE.
 
oneforthebus said:
I live in PA. I just got in the mail an official letter addressed using my daughter's last name as a first name and her middle name as a last name. Requesting this person to register to vote.

She hasn't lived here in 3 years. I have no idea how that made-up name got an application to register to vote in the mail. It asks for a driver's license number or last 4 SSN, or if you don't have either just write NONE.
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Who sent it?
 
I got a letter from the county board of elections asking if I wanted a mail-in ballot.
I sent it back and said yes because we'll be on vacation the week of the primary and I need to vote for myself.
If you're one of the handful of Pubbies on SN living in Beaver County, PA vote for me.
 
Ron Burgundy said:
I got a letter from the county board of elections asking if I wanted a mail-in ballot.
I sent it back and said yes because we'll be on vacation the week of the primary and I need to vote for myself.
If you're one of the handful of Pubbies on SN living in Beaver County, PA vote for me.
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When started your campaign did you say “Everybody listen up! I’ve got a very important announcement!”
 
oneforthebus said:
Return address says Election Mail Service, a P.O. box in Austin Texas. The return envelope is addressed to Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth in Harrisburg.
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Now that their cheating has been exposed, the dems have to resort to alternate ways to steal elections. They can’t win honestly because no one likes their insane policies except other insane libtards.
 
oneforthebus said:
Return address says Election Mail Service, a P.O. box in Austin Texas. The return envelope is addressed to Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth in Harrisburg.
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Doesn't sound legit. Mail-in ballots should go to your county's election board.
I would report it to your county Republican Committee.
 
oneforthebus said:
Scam apparently

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I swear 90% of the junk mail through the USPS and emails received are scams.
This is what I want my representatives to work on, catching the scum that sends this stuff out to the unsuspecting public.
Last week I caught the wife talking with someone on the phone that she called because she got a notification on her Macbook that the hard drive was corrupt.
I made her hang up.
 
ZonaBurgh said:
I swear 90% of the junk mail through the USPS and emails received are scams.
This is what I want my representatives to work on, catching the scum that sends this stuff out to the unsuspecting public.
Last week I caught the wife talking with someone on the phone that she called because she got a notification on her Macbook that the hard drive was corrupt.
I made her hang up.
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They're really preying on the boomers. I can't tell you how many times I've had to fix my inlaws technical woes or stop them from falling for scams. If they're unsure, they call us as a matter of process. it's alarming.
 
Badcat said:
They're really preying on the boomers. I can't tell you how many times I've had to fix my inlaws technical woes or stop them from falling for scams. If they're unsure, they call us as a matter of process. it's alarming.
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:ROFLMAO: Boomers, I resemble that but still have most of my faculties.
 
ZonaBurgh said:
:ROFLMAO: Boomers, I resemble that but still have most of my faculties.
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Same.
My late father would have to take his computer to the shop once or twice a year for viruses because he believed every email he got.
My mom is 90 but she's a little sharper on that stuff. She will at least call me and say "I got a text about unpaid Turnpike tolls but I haven't been on the Turnpike."
Correct mom, it's a scam, just ignore it.
"Are you sure? The police aren't going to come to my house and take my driver's license?"
No mom, you can ignore it.
 
You conspiracy theorists, the elections are the most secure EVAH!! Watch the punitive, almost debilitating vetting process for signing a petition to get a ballot measure on the California ballot to change the state's constitution:



Wait, I have to SIGN the document?!? Jim Crowbar, I tell 'ya.
 
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