• Blibly
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    7 hours ago

    Time to monitor the monitors. We need to keep an eye on every single one of these poison pills.

    • NaibofTabr@infosec.pub
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      No problem, volunteer to be a poll worker for your county.

      If you’re there in an official capacity they can’t complain about you loitering or ask you to leave.

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        For most states you are also paid for your time as a poll worker. Attend the training, follow directions, and you’re good to go.

        Depending on the city the paycheck varies and some pay more than others. It’s a nice way to earn some extra money and doesn’t require much more work than checking drivers licenses, using a laptop, setting up booths, and doing some light paperwork.

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        7 hours ago

        How many Lemmyites will actually do this? Idk. Not holding my breath.

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          I plan on it, I’m in a small town and we need volunteers. I’m a little afraid of violence but it is what it is.

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            In my experience, poll working is about as dangerous as watching paint dry. Also, about as exciting.

            Even when something does pop off - the Brooks Brother’s Riot because the only genuinely dramatic incident I could think of in the last 30 years - it’s highly localized and ultimately uneventful (from a violence perspective).