[Basket_of_Deplorables]

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.

[Lockbox]

Any audit feature would reflect the choices on the ballot the system read. If someone faked a ballot then those would be the count for both the vote and audit.

[GizmosAndGadgets]

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.

I don't know whether images are captured or not, but the QR code is what the scanner reads. However, the ballot also prints the selection for each race. So our state-wide, hand recount of the Presidential race will quickly tell us if there is something off with the scanned votes.

[tazman3]

Partially true. The printed document has the QR code AND who you voted for in easily readable text. I read mine before turning it in. Hand counting should be easy, just time consuming.

Proud GA voter.