Staff Reports
In an unexpected twist, reports from WBTS-TV in Boston reveal potential election irregularities in Lawrence, Massachusetts, challenging the perceived security of U.S. elections. Despite assurances from the media and politicians, multiple voters discovered on Election Day that they had already been marked as having voted, even though they hadn't cast their ballots.
One concerned voter, who remains anonymous, grew suspicious after reviewing door camera footage showing a woman seemingly removing ballots from his mailbox. Another voter, Rosalis Gonzalez, fell victim to identity theft, with someone voting in her name and forging her signature. Gonzalez rightfully demands that her in-person vote be properly counted.
The man caught the incident on camera.
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Officials are responding with promises of a thorough investigation. Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin affirmed that they would scrutinize all ballots, including mail-in and provisional ones, and would contact those who purportedly voted by mail. Despite these assurances, allegations of voter fraud continue to raise concerns among Republicans.
Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk expressed his frustration with mail-in voting on social media, branding it a "total FRAUD." Instances like those in Lawrence and a recent case in Bridgeport, Connecticut, where video evidence showed someone depositing multiple ballots into an absentee ballot collection box, contribute to the skepticism around mail-in voting.
While proponents argue that mail-in voting offers a convenient option for those unable to vote in person, critics highlight its potential vulnerabilities to fraud, casting doubt on election legitimacy. The incidents in Lawrence and Bridgeport underscore the opportunities for foul play, from using out-of-state vehicles to transport premarked ballots to leaving voting machines unattended in warehouses. These events serve as a reminder that election fraud is a real possibility, and assurances alone cannot ensure the integrity of the voting system.
As the investigation unfolds, it becomes imperative to address vulnerabilities in the electoral process to uphold a fundamental pillar of democracy.
