What Does it Mean to Certify an Election, and Can This One Be Certified?
Wouldn't it be interesting to find out? If fraud is clear, the option is here
By David Robb —— Bio and Archives--November 25, 2024
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For many of us, certification meant that the results of an election were true, correct, and an accurate reflection of the will of the people. Forty years and more ago, that was likely true. Is it true today?
As part of the certification process, the authorities making the certification have to sign a statement saying that to the best of their knowledge the official results they are presenting are accurate counts of the ballots cast and of the selections made on those ballots, and that the votes counted reflect the number of voters who cast ballots within a margin of error, as of the date of the signature.
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