On June 2nd, I scrutineered the Ontario election, where I saw no ballots but was asked to sign off on the numbers printed from a machine I saw for the first time on election night. I declined.
In October, I discussed the lack of scrutineer-able ballots with a Clarington candidate who told me, “I see it as a huge problem. The sitting Council rammed phone and internet voting through in the middle of COVID. No one has any idea how we will know if it is accurate.”
“Why don’t you say that publicly?” I asked. He was aghast.
“I can’t! I’ll be called a ‘conspiracy theorist.’ People will turn against me!!” he exclaimed.
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