Until all the records are audited, these records should not be destroyed. There should be a law to retain voting results for a minimum of 2 years (until the next cycle)
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Susan Hullerman
3 years ago
No more mail-in voting- too much room for discrepancies! We need more transparency! We must rightfully audit and expose discrepancies!
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Star Lynn Scurr
3 years ago
Stop the corruption of our Republican Party.
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Crystal Scurr
3 years ago
STOP the SHRED
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Jeff Cochran
3 years ago
Let us be honest and show true integrity - you were elected for the people and by the people - in God we trust !
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robert cleveland
3 years ago
If the election is so secure and clean, then the election authority in Hawaii should be more than proud enough to provide these records in an effort to clear up all the doubts around clean and secure elections in Hawaii. Please do NOT destroy these important records which can help prove the integrity of our elections in Hawaii. Otherwise we look like a Ferdinand Marcos regime election in the Philippines.
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Peter Finnegan
3 years ago
These records need to be preserved.
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Kaui Poaha
3 years ago
We need to preserve the election records of 2020.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
It is absolutely necessary to preserve the 2020 Election records!!!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
No shredding! No Cover up!
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Brandy
3 years ago
Aole!
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Rodney D
3 years ago
Stop the shred
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Rosemarie Damas
3 years ago
Stop the shred!!!
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Gerard Silva
3 years ago
End the Crooked Deep State!!!
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Lois Lyons
3 years ago
Stop the shred. Full transparency.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
The only reason you shred documents is that you have something to hide.
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Jason stanwood
3 years ago
Don't delete the records
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Anonymous
3 years ago
We All want Fair and Honest Elections. There has been more than enough evidence of voting anomalies across the board. People shouldn’t be afraid to demand FULL transparency, and if there’s honesty, those managing the balloting shouldn’t have any issues providing Full Disclosure.
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Elsa Souza
3 years ago
Stop the shred
I want them to keep investigating how corrupt our political system is in Hawaii seems to follow suit with a Democratic Corruption Nationwide
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Brett Gilstrap
3 years ago
Election records should be retained for 7 years the same as tax documents in case you are audited
Until all the records are audited, these records should not be destroyed. There should be a law to retain voting results for a minimum of 2 years (until the next cycle)
No more mail-in voting- too much room for discrepancies! We need more transparency! We must rightfully audit and expose discrepancies!
Stop the corruption of our Republican Party.
STOP the SHRED
Let us be honest and show true integrity - you were elected for the people and by the people - in God we trust !
If the election is so secure and clean, then the election authority in Hawaii should be more than proud enough to provide these records in an effort to clear up all the doubts around clean and secure elections in Hawaii. Please do NOT destroy these important records which can help prove the integrity of our elections in Hawaii. Otherwise we look like a Ferdinand Marcos regime election in the Philippines.
These records need to be preserved.
We need to preserve the election records of 2020.
It is absolutely necessary to preserve the 2020 Election records!!!
No shredding! No Cover up!
Aole!
Stop the shred
Stop the shred!!!
End the Crooked Deep State!!!
Stop the shred. Full transparency.
The only reason you shred documents is that you have something to hide.
Don't delete the records
We All want Fair and Honest Elections. There has been more than enough evidence of voting anomalies across the board. People shouldn’t be afraid to demand FULL transparency, and if there’s honesty, those managing the balloting shouldn’t have any issues providing Full Disclosure.
Stop the shred I want them to keep investigating how corrupt our political system is in Hawaii seems to follow suit with a Democratic Corruption Nationwide
Election records should be retained for 7 years the same as tax documents in case you are audited