David Pakman

You might find some tiny number of people that voted under the wrong name.

And then most of the time it's like a junior voted for senior and senior is dead.

But it was still just one vote.

Not exactly a reason to, like, upend an entire election system for.

Sometimes it's errors made in the tallying of the votes, but nothing that could swing even a single precinct, never mind an election.

Now, I think it is important when we talk about this to remember that there are a lot of things they point fingers at which are not actually against the law.

So, for example, they love to talk about dead voters.

Here's someone who voted

they were dead by Election Day.

Well, you got to look into those cases.

If you vote early and then you die by Election Day or if you submit an absentee ballot before Election Day and then you die by Election Day, for the most part, your vote's not supposed to count.

But it's not your fault if it's counted.

It's not the Democrats fault.

It's not Joe Biden's fault or Obama or whoever.

It's that they didn't get caught by the election system.

And there's no evidence that that's happening more with Democrats than with Republicans.

The vote by most state laws is only supposed to count if you're alive on Election Day.

If you submitted it early and died, it's certainly not your fault.

And sometimes the systems are a little slow catching up.

These are tiny numbers of people.