TEXAS VIOLATED THE PRIVACY OF MY BALLOT

In terms of what happened, I am certain Remi Garza was in strict compliance with the law.

The act of going to the polls to vote, by itself speaks to my desire to vote.  How I vote is no one's business.  But now under Texas law it is everyone's business.

Political dissent has to be one of the most important things the First Amendment protects.

The man in front of me and myself both voted a blank ballot.  I know about the man in front of me because he took his ballot and went directly to the scanner where it is read.

I did not want people to know I voted a blank ballot, so I went to a booth, spent a minute or so and then proceeded to cast my ballot.

This is where Texas is clearly violating my right to a private ballot.  After the scanner accepted my ballot it would not register  the vote unless I verified I cast a blank ballot.

Casting a blank ballot is a very specific act of political dissent.  I am saying that the Establishment Plantation Democrats are not acceptable to me.  

Once the final election night numbers are out, you will see the Undercount numbers.  This means people who went to the polls, but did not actually vote for a person in any specific race.  

This is a message to the candidates, that they are not acceptable and we want something different.