What I'd like to know is if the tabulator had the capability to subtract votes from the total count in the machine?
For instance, if a poll worker mistakenly ran an invalid ballot through a tabulator and then noticed their mistake, could they press a button and run that same ballot back through the machine and it would subtract the selections on that ballot from the tally?
If this is possible it would explain how a poll worker could easily remove Trump votes in the middle of the night. They could do this with a stack of calibration ballots in the polling place (that only have a vote for Trump) that are used to validate that the machines are counting properly.
What I'd like to know is if the tabulator had the capability to subtract votes from the total count in the machine?
For instance, if a poll worker mistakenly ran an invalid ballot through a tabulator and then noticed their mistake, could they press a button and run that same ballot back through the machine and it would subtract the selections on that ballot from the tally?
If this is possible it would explain how a poll worker could easily remove Trump votes in the middle of the night. They could do this with a stack of calibration ballots in the polling place (that only have a vote for Trump) that are used to validate that the machines are counting properly.