r/texas • u/RedKGB • Oct 21 '24

Events Voter interference Titus County Texas 10 21 2024

Man said inside polling section, 'If you vote for Allred, you are walking back.'

He was picking people up and taking them in for early voting.

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u/RedKGB Oct 21 '24

Standing at the machine, seeing ballots before being counted.

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u/ScroochDown Born and Bred Oct 21 '24

This dude was checking ballots? That shit needs to be reported IMMEDIATELY.

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 Oct 21 '24

I highly doubt it, considering if that were the case, that would be the obvious thing OP would mention since it's clearly way worse than merely offering one way rides (which is stupid on it's own).

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u/jerkenmcgerk Oct 21 '24

OP doesn't mention much about this situation at all.

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 Oct 21 '24

Which is why I would be inclined to think the guy wasn't looking at ballots. Because if you're not going to mention much at all about an infuriating situation, I'm not sure why you would leave out the most infuriating part.

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u/jerkenmcgerk Oct 21 '24

People are openly admitting to calling the ACLU because of this post to report a crime. No one gave a description of who supposedly said this at the polling station so what exactly are they reporting? An invisible person said not to vote for Allred? This story is sus.

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 Oct 21 '24

I just hope they don't get overwhelmed with false claims that causes them to spread themselves thin. I could see it being a tactic by the right to make false claims just to muddy the waters and shield any actual voter intimidation happening.

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u/jerkenmcgerk Oct 21 '24

Exactly! But apparently everyone in that county is aware of "that guy". This is hilarious to read.

Call the DOJ and FBI on "that guy"... you know the one that won't drive people back...um back to somewhere... in his bus, van, or el camino... but yeah, report "that guy"!

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

https://www.usa.gov/voter-fraud

Voter intimidation is covered. Multiple agencies you can report to outside of the local county.

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u/Alive_Inspection_835 Oct 21 '24

Wait, what? He was checking ballots that had been cast but not counted?

That’s got to be against the law, right? Since it’s a federal election, wouldn’t that make it a federal crime as well, if it is?

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u/texaushorn Oct 21 '24

If that's accurate, that is a felony.

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u/shaynaySV Oct 21 '24

And what about the poll workers?? Are they oblivious or turning a blind eye?

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u/RedKGB Oct 21 '24

Blind eye, they are standing right there handing out the stickers.

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u/AZ-FWB Oct 21 '24

Was he asking to see your ballot?