Reply #36: I voted in Nevada

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and what shocked me was that I thought all of the machines were paper. When the presidential election rolled around less than half of the machines were paper and the others were paperless. I, of course, voted on those that had paper, but many voters did not. In my in-laws small town, all but two were paperless machines; and one of the paper machines was broke. There was a long line waiting to vote on the only paper machine, so my in-laws who are in poor health voted on the paperless (two Democratic votes). Also, nevada had the Voter Outreach scam (rip up those democratic registrations) and a judge deciding that those who registrations were destroyed could not re-register. Between voting disenfranchisement and paperless voting machines, I have my own suspicions on what went down in Nevada.