Dallas, Texas Poll Worker Finds Folded Piece of Paper with Username and Passwords For Poll Books Lying on the Ground (VIDEO)

Date: 2024-10-31

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A poll greeter in Dallas, Texas told one of Steven Crowder’s reporters that he found a folded piece of paper with username and login password for voting machines lying on the ground.

“I’m working as a poll greeter. I was going to check the count and as I’m maybe about 20 feet from the door, I looked down, piece of paper right here so I picked it up and I open it and it’s got passwords for the election machines,” a poll worker told a reporter.

The poll worker said he confirmed that he indeed found the login and passwords to get into the poll books lying on the ground.

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The Dallas County Election Department told the undercover reporter of the piece of paper lying on the ground: “It’s not supposed to be not on the premises, no sir!”

The Texas Attorney General’s office said of the password and login information: “It would not be for the voting machine itself,” Alicia from the Texas AG’s office said. “It would either be for where you deposit the ballot, the counter, or the e-poll book would kind of be the two places where you would have that potential login.”

The poll book is where people can look up registration.

WATCH:

Steven Crowder asked the election judge in Dallas who lost their login credentials to contact his team.

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