Found this.The first paragraph is very interesting.
What happens if ink bleeds through ballot in Arizona?
According to the state’s electionsprocedures manual, if a felt-tip pen mark does bleed through, the ballot will likely get sent for duplication. An election worker will fill out a new ballot using the voter’s choices that will be read properly by tabulation machines.
The manual states that the process is overseen by a Ballot Duplication Board comprised of at least two members of different political parties.
“The Ballot Duplication Board duplicates ballots that cannot be read by the tabulation machine but on which the voter has nonetheless clearly indicated their intent to vote on a particular race or ballot measure,” the 2019 manual states.
“This may include crumpled or otherwise damaged ballots, ballots with smudged ink, or ballots which are marked in the wrong color of ink or with a device that cannot be read by the tabulation machine. If voter intent is not clear and Ballot Duplication Board members do not agree on the voter intent for a particular ballot, that ballot should be referred to the Snag Board or officer in charge of elections for resolution prior to duplicating the ballot.”
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Good find! They “discovered” this election exploit late in the game and had to “rush” markers to the polling booths to trigger a “helpful” person fill out a new ballot.
From thedonald.win:
“I will repost this again till everyone knows. Every Dominion Voting machine is a Ballot Marking Device. All the “perfectly filled bubble” ballots were likely fed through by riggers. This can be done to mark thousands of Ballots in the minutes.”