Reply #8: smartvoter - Ohio requires all the ballots to be [View All]

[gulogulo]

entered into public record after the "canvassing period" is over - which will be in three weeks or so. This means that if there was massive fraud, as you think, you personally will be able to easily prove it in a month or so - just request an inspection of the ballots in the precincts that you chose, pay for the time of county workers who will be handling those ballots for you (since you're not allowed to touch them) and recount the suspect precincts. You find huge discrepancies - voila, you got yourself hard proof of fraud.

Those officials there know that you can do this. Do you think they will risk their jobs, their reputations and risk incarceration when they know just how easily the fraud could be uncovered?

Promise that you will go and recount the precincts you suspect in a month. It should not cost much - the cost of recount of an average precinct should be way below $100. You probably will not like the results of your recount, though.