[Col Frank Slade]

It’s not a big screw up.

It’s intentional.

[spiderpig]

Intentional actions to shape the election results is not uncommon in SC.

Look up one Lilyan McBride who ran Richland County elections for a while, she dispatched a pitifully small number of voting machines to certain precincts that would tend to vote against a local option “penny” sales tax a few years back. Long multiple-hour lines discouraged some from voting. But hey, they were white voters!

That measure passed, and one-by-one various politicians who continue dip into that “Penny” fund for their friends are tracked down and run off.

[newfreep]

BREAKING-> Project Veritas Undercover Video: Texas Election Official Admits “Tons of Non-Citizens” Voting

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/11/breaking-project-veritas-undercover-video-texas-election-official-admits-tons-of-non-citizens-voting/

[TexasGator]

Maybe I should have my four year old tablet ‘calibrated’?

[LeeClementineKenny]

I think It's intentional in most cases, but even if it's not we shouldn’t still be using machines that can do this to begin with. It happens in every election since we"ve started using them.

[Little Ray]

It could very well be a calibration issue.
I remember the old “Palm Pilots” and how their touch-screens had to be calibrated.
I suppose the voting machines don’t have any better technology than the Palm Pilot.

[frank ballenger]

I saw someone say here that a large number of voting machines are made by a company owned by Soros! The “errors” always go toward the Dem side as a default malfunction. How interesting.