Anonymous is now reporting about AZ vote suppression!

[mainer]

Says that of 138 Dem voters who reported having problems voting:

2 were Clinton supporters
25 were unknown
111 were Sanders supporters

These numbers tell the story


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[DhhD]

1. How about other Primaries earlier this year; could they have been hacked?

[Vinca]

2. Hacking an election would be so easy.

I wonder if Republicans still own all the voting machines?

[L. Coyote]

15. Yeah, something to do on weekends.

When you are bored.

[CorporatistNation]

3. So WHOO or WHAT Entity WILL Investigate THIS? NOT The DNC!

We Need a Class Action Suit of the DNC and Wasserman Schultz... Call THEM to account!

[snowy owl]

25. Who investigated Ohio in 2004? Probably same.

[AzDar]

4. Ayup.

[jillan]

5. Monday there is the first hearing. Just fyi.

[Chezboo]

7. I wish they'd expose who actually breached whose database last October. nt

[nadinbrzezinski]

8. Do the voter dbases use SQL?

Interesting read...

https://motherboard.vice.com/read/the-history-of-sql-injection-the-hack-that-will-never-go-away

And this is even easier than what I suspected in the past.

[Live Bait]

11. If it's a database, it does use a form of SQL

SQL = Simple Query Language, it's a query language to make the modifications.

Access is a form of MS SQL

Oracle uses SQL

[nadinbrzezinski]

12. I know

read that...

It would explain voter switching, If anybody wins access, they can do this remotely.

[Gwhittey]

13. Not to be a nit picker but that is not true

There are other databases that are not SQL.Like NoSQL, . You are talking about A relational database which almost all them use SQL(some don't Dataphor, oringal version of Postgre which evoled from Ingress). But most likely they use a relational database and you are right I just being a anal retentive DB programmer:p

[Live Bait]

14. Hey, it's okay!

My knowledge is more systems and networking (taking care of the hardware that runs your databases!)

[ChiciB1]

18. What So Many Feel In Their Gut Looks Like It Could Be True...

And not so hard to do. I know way back in 2000 a guy here in Florida demonstrated how the voting machines could be hacked.

But the big problem is making people ACTUALLY understand what may have happened is the big hurdle. They'll always call anyone a "sore loser!" It's so much easier. This is just SO WRONG for ANY DEMOCRACY!

[appalachiablue]

9. K & R What don't we know?

[brooklynite]

10. BREAKING NEWS!!! 0.000345 people have a problem voting!!!

[aspirant]

17. Where's the math?

138 is the absolute total so far?

[brooklynite]

19. 138 is the number of voters who reported a problem; 400,000 is he number of people who voted.

[NWCorona]

23. IMHO it's much higher than that.

I'm not saying the reported number is higher. It's just from what I can tell there are a lot of people who don't even know that their actual votes don't count. There was a lot of ambiguity as to what circumstances a provisional ballot would indeed count.

A correct total of rejected ballots would give a better idea what's going on.

[nadinbrzezinski]

20. I am absolutely glad you find voter supression a matter of no concern

thankfully the Democratic Party of ARIZONA does not agree

They are even demanding... wait for it.. .FEDERAL OVERSIGHT

http://www.wsmv.com/story/31562805/az-democratic-party-demands-action-after-election-fiasco

[SusanCalvin]

28. While I was searching

to confirm my recollection of the Carter Center's opinion on the sorry state of US elections (which I haven't found yet), I found something cheerful: http://www.cartercenter.org/news/pr/democracy-092515.html

[NWCorona]

21. But it's that 0.000345 tho

[brooklynite]

22. Can you point to a nation you,admire...

...that has a perfect record when it comes to voting rights? Thee will ALWAYS be some marginal number of complaints.

[NWCorona]

24. Not off the top of my head. I'm actually perfectly fine with that percentage if it were true.

And no. I'm not doubting your math.

I was just having some fun.

Can't be serious all the time.

[ChiciB1]

16. Well, Not Too Many Bernie Supporters Are Surprised...

But how to prove all of it is a YUUUUGE problem. Apparently the POWER BROKERS haven't covered ALL this up and the boat has a few leaks!

We can only hope we'll find many more leaks. And some call this a Democracy. Not so much THIS DEMOCRATIC PARTY right now!

[amborin]

26. K&R