Ooooooops
They hadn’t reckoned on that.
.........so if audits are this easy.......hmmmmmmmm
Looks like a marketing brochure from Dominion.
In another thread, there was info (from Dominion user guide) on how to change and delete votes. Are the deleted ones still in the trail?, how are changes traced back?.
The massive cote switching did not involve ballots, it involved changing the tallying of votes. When 138,000 votes are removed from a camdidate and given to the opponent, it is misdirection to focus upon ballots.
This looks like PR propaganda put out by Dominion.
Everything I’ve seen indicates there is no audit trail. That being the reason the Democrats use this so as not to get caught.
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Look in the “C:\path\to\project\NotCastImages” folder on all the ICC hardware for ambiguous ballots. Arizona had a lot of issues with sharpie markers. The ICC hardware might have marked such ballots as ambiguous.
Ambiguous ballots are not counted, but are saved to a folder.
9:02 AM · Nov 12, 2020
Well, AUDIT it !!
The result might either be damning to the Biden campaign or exonerate him totally.
No harm in auditing to remove all doubt.
You HAVE to assume while the dems might have been thrown off their game late when Trump was more ahead than they thought, they have thought through the obvious ways of being caught, and of course have been working for years to essentially build tunnels under the wall.
I'm not saying their plan was fullproof and without risk, but I am saying it's unlikely if we catch 'em it's going to look like a 'stupid thieves' youtube compilation. We will have exposed something they knew was a risk worth taking, but it's not going to be totally obvious.
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Joe Oltmann @JoeOltmann · 6h This is a FB post from Dr. Eric Coomer. This is the Antifa “manifesto” letter to Trump. This is the man that is responsible for the strategy and Security of Dominion Voting Systems. I will post all of the posts here over the next couple of days. Share and follow.
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3905430/posts
Somebody BETTER HAD BETTER BE GETTING A JUDGE’S ORDER TO PRESERVE ALL RELATED DATABASES!
How does it audit R ballots that were thrown away and never counted?
Faking ballot images would not be difficult in a system purpose built for fraud.
“Hi voter, I’m your new Dominion. Just remember, you’re the slave.”
And you may be able to take the scanned images and make data files so that you can verify the actual scan and voting. The text looks like it is formatted in a way to be put into a database. and compared with the recorded vote totals. That would be one audit to ensure that the box read the ballot correct and then the info was transferred from each waypoint to the endpoint and each transformation.
The audit will be squeaky clean.
Are they saying there is an image stored somewhere of every single ballot? Because as I understand it, not true in GA. Their system simply takes info from a touch screen, turns it into a QR code, which is printed, then scanned. There is no way to verify the QR code reflects the choices you wanted.
This was submitted 4 years ago in the winning Dominion bid to the State of Michigan for Absent Voter (”AVCB”) processing:
B. High-Speed AVCB Tabulator (B.1-B.6)
B.1 Two options for scanners are available. A small and large scanner. The smaller scanner was only able to scan
the 18” ballot in small batches. A continual stop and go process will lengthen ballot processing time on Election Day
and is not consistent with the overall purpose of a high-speed tabulator, which is to process numerous absent voter
ballots continuously, quickly and without interruption.
B.3 Adjudication must be done on a separate workstation, requiring two workstations in the AVCB. The workstation that
has the Election files loaded could be used and is a workable solution; however an overall solution utilizing only one
workstation is preferred and would require less expense and space for the local jurisdiction in each AVCB.
B.3 The adjudication feature requires a small network to be established. The network would include the ICC
computer/monitor, scanner, printer and workstation(s). This requirement may pose problems in some AVCB locations
(e.g., school gyms, churches), and may require local jurisdictions to find alternative space, which would be a challenge in some areas of the state.
B.6 Sensitive – piece of a ballot stub will halt the scanning with an error message. A continual stop and go process
will lengthen ballot processing time on Election Day and is not consistent with the overall purpose of a high-speed
tabulator, which is to process numerous absent voter ballots continuously, quickly and without interruption.
Scans multiple ballots before it discovers and alerts operator/poll worker of the problem which makes reconciliation more complicated. This may cause confusion in determining and finding the problem ballot, further lengthening the ballot processing time.
The images were illegally destroyed.
