Then when it came to counting the votes at the central count location that was a sick joke too. The county was saying in advance that they didn't expect the count to be done in a timely fashion because they only had two central count tabulators. To me that was "buying time" to manipulate the votes because according to the report the county submitted back in July of 2022 to the state the report said they had 4 central count tabulators. The county either lied to the public or lied on the report to the state.
We have a large county geographically but no way in hell that any ballot boxes couldn't have been transported from the polls to central count at NRG stadium and not arrive before midnight. We had ballot boxes coming into the central count as late as 2;30AM on Wednesday morning.
The reconciliation report from 11/09/22 showed more ballots cast than voters who voted ( over 6,000 more) and you read the report that mail in ballot numbers don't add up correctly.
The mail in voter shows 61,464
The mail in rejected or pending shows 5,975
The mail in vote counted shows 59,186
The total of rejected and vote counted should match the number of mail in voters but it doesn't. It is off by + 3,697 more ballots than voters by mail.
Then when you look at the reconciliation from 11/10/22 the total number of mail in votes is reduced from the previous report showing a total mail in vote count of 57,725. How does 1,461 counted votes just disappear?
The mail in voter numbers increased and the rejected or pending numbers decreased so common sense would say that the counted votes should either increase or stay the same (if all the increased voter ballots were rejected) but here in Harris county it doesn't work that way.
We are the third largest county in the country and our elections administration can't even do simple math it seems. Even at the end of the day on Nov 10th we still have 2,712 more ballots cast than we have voters who have voted.
Merissa, please post info about the protest against voter suppression tomorrow (Tues.) outside the County Commissioners Court at 10 a.m.