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@inthehands right "would have" but did they?
I mean, presumably they didn't ever vote illegally because they never signed the affidavits, so their stunt was a failure to begin with. But the article is unclear on his they got caught.I mean, it gives plenty of clues: workers flagged their behavior, then as you note they refused to sign the affadavit, and then they did it at multiple polling places so it’s easy to imagine an internal investigation kicking off from that. I’m sure we’ll learn more if/when it goes to trial.
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Two “Project Veritas” operatives committed fraud at a Minnesota polling place to prove they wouldn’t get caught
••• and they got caught •••
and both are facing multiple felony charges.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/28/voting-felony-disguise-minneapolis
These dumb fuck didn’t learn their lesson from the last election cycle or two where Republicans got caught committing voter fraud because they’ve been told it’s just goes on all the time. The easiest thing in a total waste of time when you figure that the cost benefit a risk benefit is terrible.
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These dumb fuck didn’t learn their lesson from the last election cycle or two where Republicans got caught committing voter fraud because they’ve been told it’s just goes on all the time. The easiest thing in a total waste of time when you figure that the cost benefit a risk benefit is terrible.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @inthehands dudes stepping on rakes
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@GhostOnTheHalfShell @inthehands dudes stepping on rakes
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Two “Project Veritas” operatives committed fraud at a Minnesota polling place to prove they wouldn’t get caught
••• and they got caught •••
and both are facing multiple felony charges.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/28/voting-felony-disguise-minneapolis
@inthehands OH. MY FZCKING. GAWD. Here's the "Muslim garb" James O'Keefe and his dude pal wore while Criming. Hope they enjoy prison!
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I’m surely they’re delighted to know that election security is strong! *checks article* Wait, nope, they’re whining about it like little babies
@inthehands my only request is to hear the sounds of butt hurt they emit.
If this isn't FAFO, I don't know what is
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Two “Project Veritas” operatives committed fraud at a Minnesota polling place to prove they wouldn’t get caught
••• and they got caught •••
and both are facing multiple felony charges.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/28/voting-felony-disguise-minneapolis
@inthehands Project Veritas strikes again!
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@inthehands Sounds like they aren't claiming ignorance of the law, just that the law shouldn't be applied to them?
@drgroftehauge sounds very.... Republican
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They did, in fact, get caught, and will now be going to jail.
Well then.
Thanks for red-teaming the system, guys. Great work. I'm pleased to report that the security measures in place are fully operational and functioning to spec.
️@argv_minus_one @inthehands I'd like to think they'll go to jail, but they'll probably get off with a minimal fine, if that.
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Two “Project Veritas” operatives committed fraud at a Minnesota polling place to prove they wouldn’t get caught
••• and they got caught •••
and both are facing multiple felony charges.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/28/voting-felony-disguise-minneapolis
@inthehands surprise, surprise
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Two “Project Veritas” operatives committed fraud at a Minnesota polling place to prove they wouldn’t get caught
••• and they got caught •••
and both are facing multiple felony charges.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/28/voting-felony-disguise-minneapolis
@inthehands They'll get off again.
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This is the process these Project Veritas bozos thought was insecure. They were wrong.
People hear about Minnesota’s process and think, over and over and over, that they’ve found the flaw, that it’s insecure or messy or unworkable or whatever. They’re always wrong. Every damn time.
We’ve had a few •squeakers• of elections here (like this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_United_States_Senate_election_in_Minnesota) that have put the whole system under an intense national spotlight: hand recounts, ballot challenges, partisan operatives scouring for anything they can sue about, any whiff of fraud or mishandled process or even just vague doubt.
And Minnesota’s election process has come out shining • every • single • time.
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@inthehands Elections highlight why /state/ control of the elections is important. You can not compromise 50 states worth of ballots at once from the seat of power.
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Two “Project Veritas” operatives committed fraud at a Minnesota polling place to prove they wouldn’t get caught
••• and they got caught •••
and both are facing multiple felony charges.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/28/voting-felony-disguise-minneapolis
@inthehands O'Keefe's no longer with Project Veritas, actually; they fired him in 2023 for stealing donor money.
But he's still pulling the same stunts.
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Two “Project Veritas” operatives committed fraud at a Minnesota polling place to prove they wouldn’t get caught
••• and they got caught •••
and both are facing multiple felony charges.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/28/voting-felony-disguise-minneapolis
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Two “Project Veritas” operatives committed fraud at a Minnesota polling place to prove they wouldn’t get caught
••• and they got caught •••
and both are facing multiple felony charges.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/28/voting-felony-disguise-minneapolis
O'KKKeeffe is the dim pigeon that keeps ramming into windows trying to fuck that hot little bird he keeps seeing follow him.
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Two “Project Veritas” operatives committed fraud at a Minnesota polling place to prove they wouldn’t get caught
••• and they got caught •••
and both are facing multiple felony charges.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/28/voting-felony-disguise-minneapolis
Ha... Incoming Presidential Pardon in Three... Two... One...
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Ha... Incoming Presidential Pardon in Three... Two... One...
@oscarfalcon @inthehands Not unless they were charged with a *federal* crime.
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Paul, I'm watching your posts from another country, across the ocean (UK) and find them so inspiring, thank you. We can relate to many of the same challenges here.
Please keep sharing if you're able
@StingrayBadger I’m an election officer (what Minnesota calls a “judge”: a citizen who plays an official role on the day) and I’m the chief in my precinct on this coming Tuesday. I usually live-post throughout the day on the #electionofficer hashtag. We start at 5:00am eastern, so 10:00am UK. Follow along if you want.
Being chief and with it expected to be busy, I may not be posting as much as usual. But I will definitely post some.
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This was in Minneapolis, so yet again (argh) the national news hits close to home. I’d just like to say something about Minnesota’s elections:
They’re good. They’re really good. They’re arguably the best-run in the country; they consistently have among the highest turnout (and usually •the• highest).
Part of the reason for this is that they are •not• one size fits all. We have:
- mail voting for all
- early voting for all
- election day voting for all…and if you’re not already registered, you can register:
- with multiple forms of approved ID
- or even more forms of ID + a utility bill
- or a neighbor vouching for you (under penalty of perjury)…and you can do any of those ••at the polling place on election day.••
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I graduated from high school in a #minnesota town. My mother vouched for me.
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This was in Minneapolis, so yet again (argh) the national news hits close to home. I’d just like to say something about Minnesota’s elections:
They’re good. They’re really good. They’re arguably the best-run in the country; they consistently have among the highest turnout (and usually •the• highest).
Part of the reason for this is that they are •not• one size fits all. We have:
- mail voting for all
- early voting for all
- election day voting for all…and if you’re not already registered, you can register:
- with multiple forms of approved ID
- or even more forms of ID + a utility bill
- or a neighbor vouching for you (under penalty of perjury)…and you can do any of those ••at the polling place on election day.••
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@inthehands we also, thankfully, let former convicts vote after their incarceration has ended.
