Debate Foxxo on the veracity of this California Voting Machine screen picture

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Some guy named "Darth Caul" posted this on X, claiming he had to press "More" to vote for Trump in California.

Do you guys think this is real?
 
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This was the order it was in on my mail in ballot, but it wasnt in CA. Not like Trump is going to take CA anyway.
 
Cali hates trumpet, that's for sure
 
From AI. CA has a method to determine candidate order placement

California Presidential Ballot Order​

In California, the order of presidential candidates on the primary election ballot is determined through a randomized drawing conducted by the California Secretary of State’s office. This process ensures a neutral and impartial arrangement of candidates’ names.
Here are the key steps:
  1. Filing requirements: Presidential candidates must meet state-specific filing requirements, including submitting copies of their last five federal income tax returns, as mandated by SB 27 (2019).
  2. Randomized drawing: The Secretary of State’s office conducts a random drawing to determine the order of candidates’ names on the primary election ballot. This drawing is typically held several weeks before the primary election.
  3. Participation: The state chairman of each qualified political party and the president of each statewide association of local officials with responsibilities for conducting elections are invited to attend the drawing or send a representative.
According to the California Elections Code (Chapter 2, Forms of Ballots: Ballot Order), the Secretary of State arranges the names of presidential candidates on the primary election ballot in a randomized alphabet, similar to the process used for other offices.
Note: The same randomized drawing process applies to determining the order of presidential candidates on the November general election ballot and special election ballots, if applicable.
By using a randomized drawing, California ensures a fair and impartial arrangement of presidential candidates on the ballot, giving voters an equal opportunity to review and consider each candidate’s qualifications and platforms.
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So yes. That is a legit screen.
 
Foxxo said:
Do you guys think this is real?
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Yes, this is probably real, no it's not illegal, but yes it's scummy. Dems probably went out of their way to ensure the other candidates stayed on the ballot so Trump's name would get kicked to the next page.
 
Oh boy, now people are claiming that the touchscreens in Kentucky won't let them vote for Trump.

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To be clear, this is a common occurrence in overstuffed spreadsheets. It was also a joke on the Simpsons in 2008.

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So... it lets you vote for Trump, but you have to go through the painful process of selecting the "More" page?
 
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