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Protesters who stormed a vote-counting site in Detroit on Wednesday, banging on windows and shouting “Stop the count!” appear to have had one thing in common: They organized themselves online.Lawrence Garcia, the city of Detroit’s corporation counsel, said the windows had been covered because poll workers inside had expressed concerns about people taking unauthorized photographs and videos of their work.“Only the media is allowed to take pictures inside the counting place,” he said, “and people outside the center were not listening to requests to stop filming poll workers and their paperwork.”[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/05/technology/michigan-election-ballot-counting.html[/URL]so workers inside wanted to work without feeling threatened by right wing morons. Looking at jan 6, they were right.
Protesters who stormed a vote-counting site in Detroit on Wednesday, banging on windows and shouting “Stop the count!” appear to have had one thing in common: They organized themselves online.
Lawrence Garcia, the city of Detroit’s corporation counsel, said the windows had been covered because poll workers inside had expressed concerns about people taking unauthorized photographs and videos of their work.
“Only the media is allowed to take pictures inside the counting place,” he said, “and people outside the center were not listening to requests to stop filming poll workers and their paperwork.”
[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/05/technology/michigan-election-ballot-counting.html[/URL]
so workers inside wanted to work without feeling threatened by right wing morons. Looking at jan 6, they were right.
