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approx. 50m:

Michelle Malkin w/ Joe Oltmann who outed Eric Coomer/Dominion Voting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh1X4s9HuLo&feature=youtu.be

one note re Oltmann. at 27m33s, Capture 37, Eric Coomer communication, Sept 14, 2017 ***PAHRUMP, NV:

3 May 2017: ***Pahrump Valley Times: Nevada looks at replacing aging voting machines
PIC: ***LARRY KORB with Dominion Voting shows new voting machine and tabulation technology Wednesday, April 26, 2017 at the state Capitol in Carson City.
By Sandra Chereb Special to the Pahrump Valley Times
“We’re looking at doing it for 2018,” Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske said of a possible timeline to have new machines in place.

The secretary of state’s office invited two vendors certified in Nevada — Election Systems &Software and Dominion Voting — to show off their wares Wednesday in a daylong open house at the Capitol.

From a technical standpoint, Nevada’s current machines, some more than 10 years old, are ancient.
“We definitely need to look at getting the system replaced,” said Clark County Registrar Joe Gloria, who has been raising the issue for several years. “As they age, there are more concerning performance rates.”

***It’s not that the machines don’t work. But they need a lot of tinkering...

Earlier this year, the Clark County Commission approved a $7 million contract to purchase new machines and more electronic poll books...
Both ES&S and Dominion use touch-screen machines and scanners for tabulation...

Absentee ballots
Counting absentee ballots can slow down tabulation, especially when voters indicate their choices outside the circles or use a check mark instead of filling in the bubble.
It’s not uncommon for a voter to cross out one choice, make another and draw in an arrow saying “This one!”...

Scanners read that as an overvote, where someone voted for more candidates than allowed. The ES&S system will kick those ballots out into a separate bin. Poll workers then inspect the ballot to determine voter intent and create a duplicate ballot to count.

The Dominion system includes software that sends a digital copy of the questionable ballot to an adjudication team to examine.
The ease of handling mail-in ballots was a plus for Assemblywoman Maggie Carlton, D-Las Vegas.
“Having them scanned in so, if there’s any issues, they can be addressed and then processed — I thought was really good,” she said. “I’m glad to see they have a system to deal with the mail-in ballots, make it easy to make sure they are processed timely.”

Electronic poll books
Some counties already use electronic poll books, which allow election workers to check the signatures and precinct information for voters anywhere in the county.//
“You’ll be able to vote anywhere. You won’t have to go to your precinct polling place on Election Day,” Carlton said...

She’d like to see a new system in place for next year’s election.
“I think this is a very important thing to do at a midterm, because turnout at a midterm election is typically lower,” Carlton said. “There will be time to transition and get folks ready, and that way, if there’s a problem, we’ll be ready for the presidential year in 2020.”
https://pvtimes.com/news/nevada-looks-at-replacing-aging-voting-machines/

INCLUDED PVTIMES ARTICLE FOR THE PIC OF DOMINION’S LARRY KORB.
a “Larry Korb” or “Lawrence Korb” is listed on some of the COOMER patents, and some online confuse this Korb, with the better-known swamp creature who is a -

senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and a senior adviser to the Center for Defense Information. He was formerly director of national security studies at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York - Wikipedia.