Right. It's supposed to be used for occasional mismarks and corrected by unbiased third parties.
Instead, they can adjust the tolerances so a high portion are rejected and need to be corrected. Then they have people out-of-sight in back-offices or off-site "correct" the ballots, destroy the original images, and flip significant portions of the vote.
Do we have numbers for % of ballots "corrected" ? Any legitimate software should have that number highly visible.
EDIT: "The allowable election error rate established by the Federal Election Commission guidelines is of 1 in 250,000 ballots (.0008%). We observed an error rate of 68.05%" - link
Sounds correct. Another example - An election worker pumps in a batch of empty ballots into the tabulator. They are kicked out for "adjudication". The ballot goes electronically to Serbia where it is matched up with a dead person from the voter rolls and comes back as a vote for Biden.
Right. It's supposed to be used for occasional mismarks and corrected by unbiased third parties.
Instead, they can adjust the tolerances so a high portion are rejected and need to be corrected. Then they have people out-of-sight in back-offices or off-site "correct" the ballots, destroy the original images, and flip significant portions of the vote.
Do we have numbers for % of ballots "corrected" ? Any legitimate software should have that number highly visible. EDIT: "The allowable election error rate established by the Federal Election Commission guidelines is of 1 in 250,000 ballots (.0008%). We observed an error rate of 68.05%" - link
Sounds correct. Another example - An election worker pumps in a batch of empty ballots into the tabulator. They are kicked out for "adjudication". The ballot goes electronically to Serbia where it is matched up with a dead person from the voter rolls and comes back as a vote for Biden.
They don't even need to match it to a person, they're all anonymized at this point.
ok. You can still see that the computer made the mark, not a human.
bad link
The formatting broke it. Fixed, thanks