Even now that the Electoral College vote is old news, Dr. Jill Stein refuses to give up on the idea that something is up with the voting machines in Wisconsin. Stein held a rally on the capitol steps in Madison Tuesday to launch the Green Party’s Count My Vote campaign.
Join me on the steps of Wisconsin's State Capitol Jan. 3 for the Count My Vote Rally to demand voting justice! RSVP: https://t.co/Lz7gpJKm55
— Dr. Jill Stein (@DrJillStein) January 2, 2017
@DrJillStein Join Jill Stein and the homeless on the steps of the capital to see how many illegal aliens there are in Wisconsin
— Steve (@Crucial411) January 2, 2017
Ouch: that was prescient. If a presidential candidate holds a rally and no one’s there to hear it, did it really happen? That question’s not entirely fair: there were plenty of TV cameras on hand, but there was also plenty of breathing room.
Far more journalists than voters at @DrJillStein rally on Wisconsin Capitol steps. pic.twitter.com/WrYZATJ4Ma
— Patrick Marley (@patrickdmarley) January 3, 2017
Recount!
Actual ratio of journalists to voters is probably more like 1:1. https://t.co/QaoiU3rw7e
— Patrick Marley (@patrickdmarley) January 3, 2017
Here’s another angle to give a better idea of crowd size.
Jill Stein announces continuation of Wisconsin recount #wiright#tcot pic.twitter.com/KuqvMUIJiF
— MacIver News Service (@NewsMacIver) January 3, 2017
One unverified tally put the crowd at 19, but there’s still a chance a crowdfunded recount effort could show there were fewer attendees. The Count My Vote effort will be funded by donors, Stein announced.
Jill Stein just finished her rally her in Wisconsin. I counted 19 people, rofl. #Losers #GreenParty #OutOfTouch https://t.co/rIrcnLCI8P
— Donovan Moore (@donovanmoore) January 3, 2017
Stein is calling for Wisconsin to use only paper ballots counted by hand or by scanners, audits of those scanners, and automatic recounts in close races.
Count My Vote will ensure votes are accurately counted and that voting machines function properly. Stein says the… https://t.co/8cHKY4cwlW
— Defend Wisconsin NRU (@DWNewsRoundUp) January 3, 2017
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Jill Stein warns of people walking around with floppy disks reprogramming voting machines https://t.co/lrD9hXTm7K
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) December 7, 2016
