No. My ballot was complete. But I spent a significant amount of time researching each candidate and the various referendums that were on it. My guess is there are a fair amount of lazy people who are only fired up about the presidential race and don't really care about anything else. Frankly, I'm very happy with people not voting for issues and people they no nothing and care nothing about. I would like to know the percentage of ballots that were just for the presidential race in this election as compared to others.
The good news is that everything is saved. As far as I know, no jurisdiction has thrown away mail-in ballots, where most of the fraud is alleged to have occurred. So we will (or at least can) know whether they were cast by real people with the right to vote in their jurisdiction. As far as in-person voting goes, my machine in Georgia printed out a paper copy that I looked at before putting in another machine (looked like a scanner attached to a big box). The paper copies were reviewed during the by-hand recount that was done. Since the numbers of the hand recount closely matched the original results (within the margin of human error during the recount), I feel confident votes were not electronically altered.
I have little doubt they will find pockets of fraud here in there. But I will be shocked if there was enough to change the outcome anywhere.
The primary problem I see with the claims of massive fraud is that it would require a very large number of people to keep their mouths completely shut, which is not something that most people are good at doing. It would also require complete loyalty, which people are also not keen to have. Most difficult is that the people introduced to the conspiracy who did not want to be part of it would also have to keep it secret.
I guess I'm just an Occam's Razor kind of guy. But I have an open mind and can certainly be convinced otherwise.
