It doesn't get wackier than this. Disqus commenter Shep accused me of voter fraud, which is a felony, for posting a photo of my "I voted" sticker. Shep has been stalking and harassing me for more than five years. He will use any excuse to falsely accuse me of something I didn't do and harass me.
This article he posted on Paul's blog is an example of his harassment and false accusations against me. "Is There a Case for Dirty dERpy Double Dipping for ballots?"
The article is a clear sign that Shep is stalking me. Shep posted, "Yesterday, November 2nd, dERp posted this, which indcates to me that she might have voted in person on Monday." (Yes, he spelled indicates incorrectly as "indcates.") Funny how he claims my education was sub-par.
1. Shep posted, “Yesterday, November 2nd, dERp posted this, which indcates to me that she might have voted in person on Monday.”
Shep thinks because I posted a photo of an “I voted” sticker on my jacket on 11/2/2020 it means I voted in person that day.” Shep is wrong. I got the sticker in my absentee ballot packet and they offer you an “I voted” sticker when you drop off your ballot in person.
2. There is no “red flag.” Shep thinks because they pass out “I voted” stickers to voters who only vote in person in his state of Oklahoma, every state does the same thing. Talk about myopic thinking. Shep said, “Am I the only one who sees a red flag here? Those stickers are passed out for in person voting in OK. I know how to check for this sort of fraud in OK. I wonder if it works the same way in MN.”
"Each absentee ballot packet contains an “I Voted” sticker, just like the one you get when voting in person. Paul Middlestaedt for MPR News" When I opened my absentee ballot packet I was pleasantly surprised that there was an "I voted sticker." I thought it was kind of cute that they did that. I put the sticker on my jacket after I dropped off my ballot in person to a designated drop off location in Minneapolis. There was an election official there to oversee the drop off location. After I put my ballot in the secure box they asked if I wanted an "I voted sticker." So yes, you can get an "I voted sticker" in Minneapolis when you vote by absentee ballot. Again, Shep is wrong.
