Harmeet Dhillon shares KICK-A*S thread for Maricopa County voters where 'tabulators aren't working'

Gosh, you’d think Maricopa County would have been a bit more prepared and made sure their freaking tabulator machines were working since ya’ know, there was a huge election coming up. How is it POSSIBLE that 20% of those stupid machines aren’t working correctly? Oh, and then officials telling people to go ahead and fill them out and LEAVE them to be counted later?

Hell no.

But you know, if we question these events in any way we’re conspiracy theorists and want Civil War or some such nonsense.

Harmeet K. Dhillon put together an awesome thread for those people who are dealing with these issues in Maricopa County.

Take a look.

Latest guidance for Maricopa County voters:

If you’ve *checked in* at a Maricopa County voting location where tabulators don’t work, you should *not* leave & go to another location without casting a vote. Your provisional ballot at new location likely will not count/cont’d/

— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@pnjaban) November 8, 2022

You should not leave.

Keep reading.

2/ If you HAVE already checked in at a Maricopa County voting location where the tabulators do not work, you can (1) wait for your ballot to be tabulated on site, (2) ask to use the disabled voting machine, or (3) leave your ballot in a box to be counted later at HQ.

— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@pnjaban) November 8, 2022

This editor is not a fan of option three buuuuut again, keep going.

3/If you have NOT checked in to vote in Maricopa County, and you are informed that the tabulating machines are not working there, you can go vote at another site in the county. Here’s a list to find a place with a small line: https://t.co/ySnVQTCfwB

— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@pnjaban) November 8, 2022

Don’t let them keep you from voting.

VOTE VOTE VOTE.

4/ and if you are leaving your ballot in the box to be tabulated later, we have trained Republican volunteers who will follow and track the transportation of these ballots and monitor their counting. This was pre-arranged given prior issues in Maricopa County. Do VOTE!

— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@pnjaban) November 8, 2022