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_Nimble_Navigator 1 point ago +1 / -0

Shit.. does this mean the micro-dot printer theory might come into play? If these were downloaded and printed on a bunch of different private (household) printers, each printer would have its own unique microdot fingerprint... If you could get a sample of the printed ballots and compare the printer's fingerprints with the official state printed ballots, you might be able to build a case...

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BewareOfThePug [S] 1 point ago +1 / -0

Private printers tend not to have that technology as far as I know.

But company/college printers have some counterfeiting detection and tagging capability - or did - as there are not as common and more easily traced through procurement chains and log-ons.