[JustaTech]

I don't think this is all of it. Did anyone else hear it stated that they could tell which circles were filled in with pen vs sharpie vs COMPUTER?

Yes they can. That analysis is not yet completed however. We're talking about over 2 million ballots which have to be looked at one at a time.

[FreedomVsControl]

"Yes they can. That analysis is not yet completed however. We're talking about over 2 million ballots which have to be looked at one at a time."

So there's more to come? When??? I'm so confused.

[visually_augmented]

There was testimony at the Georgia congressional hearings a long while back that said the analysis of the ballots could be done electronically with a scanner to be able to distinguish if a ballot was done electronically or by human. They went into great detail as to what could be done and that this analysis could be done in a couple days over all of the Fulton County ballots...

[spokeshave]

I don't think this is all of it. Did anyone else hear it stated that they could tell which circles were filled in with pen vs sharpie vs COMPUTER?

The high resolution photo of the ballot paper picks up any indentation made by a pen, pencil or sharpie....a computer printed ballot does not have any indentation.