🇨🇦 BREAKING – Poll Workers Taking Boxes of Unsealed Ballots Home

2025-04-29

BREAKING – Poll Workers Taking Boxes of Unsealed Ballots Home
https://rumble.com/v6sp6t5-breaking-poll-workers-taking-boxes-of-unsealed-ballots-home.html

On topic here, is this video taken by a curious citizen, where he shows us that open ballot boxes are being transferred to other locations. It is not completely clear here, but it seems that the boxes are being moved on an advanced voting day.

The opportunity for fraud is absolutely clear in this example. If there are claims of security and transparency in the process, it isn’t apparent here, is it?

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Also:
Observations on election day:

Anomalies in our election?
1. Election ballot verification number (serial number)

Note: If the number is removed prior to the ballot being given to the elector, the following condition cannot be met. Apparently, they were stacking ballots in small boxes where the tab had already been removed before being given to electors.

[results of search gave the following:

Elections Canada
› home › voters › election integrity and security › voting safeguards
Voting Safeguards – Elections Canada
On receiving a marked ballot, an election officer—without unfolding the ballot—examines its serial number to verify that the ballot is indeed the same one that was handed to the elector by the election officer.

2. Large number of electors did not receive cards. e,g, I stood in a line with about 20 people. I was moved to the head of the line because I had my card. The rest didn’t.

3. Crossroads forum tells us that the election laws were breached by failing to meet the minimum number of days between election announcement and the election. The forum observes that there is no stipulation that would allow advance voting before the minimum date.

His point:
“Advance Polling began on April 18, and you could start to vote
at your Elections Canada office on April 22. 26 DAYS after the writ.
Thus all advance ballots are ILLEGITIMATE. There is NO provision for
advance polls to be conducted prior to April 28, 2025.”

Ref:
Canada Elections Act (S.C. 2000, c. 9)

“Writs of Election

General election — proclamation

57 (1) The Governor in Council shall issue a proclamation in order for a
general election to be held.

Contents

(1.2) The proclamation or order shall

o (a) direct the Chief Electoral Officer to issue a writ to the
returning officer for each electoral district to which the proclamation
or order applies;

o (b) fix the date of issue of the writ; and

o (c) fix the date for voting at the election, which date must be no
earlier than the 36th day and no later than the 50th day after the day
on which the writ was issued.”