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I don’t know....they utilize water marks in some form or fashion and for the purpose of authentication. How it works or they expect to utilize it I don’t know. But this confirms simply that watermarks do exist on ballots.
I don’t know. All I could find is that they exist and some ballots have them. How many, where and if it is a “sting” I don’t know. But it isn’t at least AS far fetched as it was before. It exists.
Also, I think most of the fraudulent ballots are just harvested or requesting ballots for people from the obituary our wherever, which would be real ballots, just fraudulently obtained.
Certainly possible. I’m pointing out more that the water marks do actually exist. On what scale or how they are utilized I don’t know and don’t have evidence.
This is from their site. Also it is discoverable from their “fixing rumors” post.
Isn't the issue that any illegal votes would be printed with the same process and paper as legit votes?
I don’t know....they utilize water marks in some form or fashion and for the purpose of authentication. How it works or they expect to utilize it I don’t know. But this confirms simply that watermarks do exist on ballots.
Thoughts? If only some of them have it, how does it work? I’ve been hopeful and skeptical of the whole watermark story
It would be cool. I’m not super convinced, but at least this confirms water marks exist as a form of authentication.
Which states use them? Probably only red states.
I don’t know. All I could find is that they exist and some ballots have them. How many, where and if it is a “sting” I don’t know. But it isn’t at least AS far fetched as it was before. It exists.
I think states print their own ballots so it would be a voluntary thing. I doubt blue states would opt in to anything that makes ballots more secure.
Also, I think most of the fraudulent ballots are just harvested or requesting ballots for people from the obituary our wherever, which would be real ballots, just fraudulently obtained.
Certainly possible. I’m pointing out more that the water marks do actually exist. On what scale or how they are utilized I don’t know and don’t have evidence.