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Yes, it could work that way or maybe did in the early years, but apparently the voting software used now works differently. Now there is no need to hard code a name, that just means the code would have to be changed for every election - too costly.

First observed in the 2018 election, this election software has been 'improved' for the 2020 election. There are 5 root points of entry where managers and others can insert votes, registrations, voters, and tallies without leaving a forensic trace (that software is hard coded, but can self-delete after use, if not manually).

These changes can be observed in logs but not what the change actually did - that can only be seen in a real time electronic monitoring. All of the votes from 29 states are held by one company (in bankruptcy) located in Barcelona, Spain on their servers in Frankfort, Germany ... accessible and changeable by anyone anywhere anytime for any reason.

All of this software has little to no security. You can get in in 3 minutes using your cell phone. All the voting machines are connected to the internet - 'air gaping' is a myth.

Interview with Source on Electronic Vote Fraud
A very long and complex description, but it is easy to understand in the end - and is only scratching the surface of the extent and magnitude of the fraud perpetrated on us.

After this election there will be only one party in practice, since members of that party control or own the voting software. Let the Tyranny Begin!