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Peter Zohrab 2023

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(Open Letter to Former US President Trump)

 

Dear Mr. Trump,

 

Merry Christmas!

I have no idea whether you are correct in claiming that the 2020 US Presidential election results were not legitimate.  However, I have some relevant information regarding the 2023 New Zealand general election.

Prior to opening time, on the first day of Advance Voting (2 October 2023), I was at the head of the queue to vote at the polling station in The Palms shopping mall, in Christchurch, New Zealand. 

When the polling station opened, I was met by an electoral official who was wearing a badge stating that he spoke English and Filipino.  He told me which table to go to to be given my ballot-paper.

On at least two occasions, he and (I think) one other male called out "Special Vote," which was totally inappropriate.  One of those occasions involved addressing directly the White woman who was to give me my ballot-paper.

A Special Vote is what a person casts, if they are voting at a location outside their own electorate.  That was inappropriate in my case, since I was voting in my own electorate of Christchurch East.

The woman put on a show of being incompetent -- folding my ballot-paper vertically, like a book, instead of from the bottom up, so as to cover up the bottom part, where voters' ticks would select candidates and parties.  She was then told by a nearby male how to fold the paper correctly.

This was totally unbelievable.  Electoral officials would obviously have been trained, and -- anyway -- their job was not at all complicated or hard to master.  Then she handed me my ballot-paper and I went to a booth and voted.   

However, when I had voted and tried to fold my ballot-paper, I found that there was an extra ballot-paper underneath!  Electoral officials don't need to be taught not to give people two ballot-papers.  That is just common sense, and has nothing to do with whether the woman was incompetent or not.

I put the extra ballot-paper on a nearby vacant table and called out to the electoral official that she had given me two ballot-papers.  Some people waiting in the queue to vote were (rightly) appalled about this! I then put my completed ballot-paper in the box labelled "Christchurch East" -- ignoring the box labelled "Special Votes".

I am a high-profile person and I have no doubt that these electoral officials were corruptly trying to discredit me by encouraging me to (illegally) vote twice -- so that they could discover this and prosecute me.

My suggestion to you is that electoral officials tend to be left-wing, rather than right-wing, and some of them (in all countries) are prepared to manipulate the system, if they can find a way of doing so.  As I said above, I have no idea whether you are correct in claiming that the 2020 US Presidential election results were not legitimate , but what happened to me shows that some officials might certainly try to game the system.

 

Someone has let women out of the kitchen -- and they have been telling lies ever since!

 

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