Here is yet another reason to be against mail-in voting.
Republicans living in Bernardsville, NJ received Republican primary ballots with all Democratic candidates. Between 500 and 700 Republicans were affected.
Democrats have always believed that they had the right to vote for anyone that pleases them. They also believe you have the right to vote for anyone that pleases them but if you vote for someone else, you are a racist and White Supremacist. You are beneath contempt and don’t deserve to live.
Karen Gardner, the chairwoman of the Bernardsville Republican Municipal Committee, said:
“The slate of candidates was all Democrat from Joe Biden down to dogcatcher, but on the upper right it clearly stated it was a Republican ballot and it had my name and correct information on the return envelope.”
Usually, the printing would have been done by the Somerset County clerk’s office but NJ Governor Murphy ordered that all state residents receive mail-in ballots and the job was farmed out. I wonder whose nephew owned the printing company.
EXCLUSIVE: 500 to 700 mail-in ballots sent to Republicans in Bernardsville were incorrectly printed with only the names of Democratic candidates like @JoeBiden @SenSanders and @Malinowski. Somerset County clerk says error made by printer. More today on @News12NJ. pic.twitter.com/u0dMi9N3sV
— Alex Zdan (@ActualAlexZ) June 16, 2020
Bob Fetterly, the president of Reliance Graphics, the company tasked with printing and mailing the ballots, called the mistake a human error.
“It was a misprint,” he said. “Human error. We mailed over 1.5 million ballots in the last couple of weeks and 500 went astray. So we apologized for it, but it was a human error… we had a success rate of 99.99 percent.”
Bernardsville Republicans were less than willing to let bygones be bygones.
“You can’t have printer errors. I think that’s a problem,” Republican Mayor Jane Canose said.
Peter said such an error should not happen again, but added that the state needs to give communities more time if every voter is expected to be mailed a ballot for the November election.
