In Pennsylvania, votes flipped when voters attempted to vote a straight-ticket ballot.
In Philadelphia, a busload of voters were tailgated by intimidating private citizens.
There, citizens were to file reports to the DoJ if they saw a person openly carrying a gun
In Utah, tens of thousands of voters were forced to use paper ballots when machinery (DREs?) malfunctioned on their paper-trail-equipped DREs (-:
TRUMP WAS BOOED WHEN HE WAS VIDEO'ED GOING TO THE POLLS TO VOTE FOR HIMSELF (-:
Trump has accused MSNBC's Rachel Maddow, called arguably the smartest pundit on TV, of participating in a conspiracy against him.
One of her listeners suggested federalizing of voting machinery. I'd say, of HCPB (hand-counted paper ballots), since this may leave electronic machinery open to outsider hacking. An "advantage" of our decentralized system, spread over more than ten thousand jurisdictions, was said to be prevention of widespread hacking attempts.
And speaking of this huge number of jurisdictions, as a result of Shelby County vs. Holder, which gutted the most vital portion of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 (VRA), the number of DoJ representatives supervising polling activities was down to 501, distributed over 28 precincts. La Dee Dah.
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