If you know of other jurisdictions with Voting Convenience Centers, leave a comment.

Bernalillo county to home to Albuquerque, New Mexico's largest city. The county has a potentially unique feature called Voting Convenience Centers. If you are a resident in the county, you can vote at any voting center whether it is your precinct or not.

1. You give the poll worker your name, address, and birthday.
2. ID is only checked if your voter records say it should be. Nominally you would only need to show ID the first time. Obviously strictly enforced.
3. The ballot is printed right in front of you. This way you get the ballot for your precinct.
4. You take the ballot to a privacy booth to mark your selection. These are like school desks with panels around 3 sides.
5. There are felt-tipped pens and magnifiers at the booths. You choose the booth.
6. You take your ballot to a tabulator and insert it when the poll worker says you can.
7. The machine dings increases the count.
8. The poll worker hands you an "I Voted" sticker.

Now, the steal.

1. The districts for US congress were gerrymandered after 2020 to include parts of Bernalillo county in 2 congressional districts. The remaining congressional district includes Santa Fe and the large Navajo reservation.
2. Bernalillo county was basically the last county to finish reporting. That’s suspicious.
3. All fraud could originate from a single Voting Convenience Center. There seems to be no publicly available data to indicate which Voting Convenience Center votes came from, short of pulling voter records one at a time by name and birthday.
4. Blue cities ruin red states even without fraud. The welfare machine at work.
5. Fake votes could be cast under the names of deceased or those who have moved. Or maybe fraudulent registrations added entirely. There are plenty of illegals who could vote these names.
6. The machines are Dominion, so algorithms go brrrr.