Benton County Certifies Election Without Answering Hard Questions
With Deputy Sheriff present at County Canvassing Board meeting, with only one member of public attending, Benton County certifies despite questions remaining unanswered. Attendee mentioned tense mood.
What would make you consider not certifying?
Benton Decision tomorrow, 10am (Stearns at 3pm) Tomorrow is Benton County’s public certification meeting, also known as a County Canvass Board Meeting. Has the 5-member Board been made aware that... 1. At least one absentee ballot board member was given reduced hours so that the county staff could complete
Erik van Mechelen
Unanswered questions include:
- Why was absentee ballot board member not allowed to do the appropriate amount of signature verification work?
- Why did Sr Deputy Auditor say ballot images weren't active?
- House race in 14B was 49.40% but will not be recounted unless candidate wants to pay.
The attendee, who was absentee ballot board member, recently submitted official paperwork to investigate the sample ballots with timing marks lacks the word "SAMPLE" which allows ballots to be printed.
Sample ballot was not changed online until the day of the election, where it now says "Sample" and Matt Benda had notified them before Election Day - his substack here:
Sample Ballots in Minnesota Erroneously Contain Official Ballot Markings
Voting fraudsters are now a simple click, download and print away from creating their own customized official ballot supply in some Minnesota Counties - the proper authorities have been notified!
Benda For Commonsense
As attendee was leaving, the Auditor asked for the name badge—from working the absentee ballot board—to be removed? Did this person do anything wrong?
