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@Vision said:

@TRayB said:
I have never seen a police officer at a Pennsylvania polling station. As a matter of fact, police officers on duty are banned from polling stations unless they are actually voting, or there is some sort of disturbance they are called in to handle. . There is typically a constable, but he or she has no arresting authority.

I use officers as a general term. Could be local, could be sheriffs, just being general.

How many people live in the town that you vote? In the town where my wife works there’s 110,000 people. 55k where I live.

It doesn't matter how large the town is. It's a state law. No state police, no local police, no Sheriff's deputies. What are you guys doing up there, trying to intimidate voters and suppress the vote? And what do you have going on that you need police at every polling location in every town over 55k people. There aren't enough police in the state to put 6-8 at every polling location.

Thank you guys!

I have never seen a police officer at a Pennsylvania polling station. As a matter of fact, police officers on duty are banned from polling stations unless they are actually voting, or there is some sort of disturbance they are called in to handle. . There is typically a constable, but he or she has no arresting authority.

@silvermouse said:

@Rdp77 said:
Wish they would have shown us the actual photos instead of ones generated by the IPAC lab.

here is the article source for the pictures:
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adt4853

Thanks Edward

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