But then they were instructed to turn off the over vote feature so those ballots were not kicked out. Not in New Hampshire.Quote:
They purposely created an error so the ballot (vote) could be manipulated.
But then they were instructed to turn off the over vote feature so those ballots were not kicked out. Not in New Hampshire.Quote:
They purposely created an error so the ballot (vote) could be manipulated.
In the case of New Hampshire and Vermont, LHS has a monopoly.FHKChE07 said:
I work in industrial computer controls and they are slow to upgrade things because of the certification process. They will keep using ancient parts until they are basically forced to upgrade. This is even more exaggerated when dealing with government entities like the nuclear industry because that is just unbearably bureaucratic. I wonder if this is part of the reasoning. They have all of the certification on all the parts and they don't want to spend the time and money and risk of not getting certified.
Or they are just lazy or incompetent...
Not sure what "turn off" would mean. You clearly can't vote for two candidates in the same race. I think in that case the machine doesn't tabulate the unreadable ballot in which case the Republican vote isn't counted. A Democrat is going to blacken that bubble anyway so there's no error in a straight Democrat ballot and that ballot will be counted. So even more effective than manually adjudicating unreadable ballots.aggiehawg said:But then they were instructed to turn off the over vote feature so those ballots were not kicked out. Not in New Hampshire.Quote:
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And that's what happened in Windham. The Republicans were each shorted by 300 votes.Quote:
Not sure what "turn off" would mean. You clearly can't vote for two candidates in the same race. I think in that case the machine doesn't tabulate the unreadable ballot in which case the Republican vote isn't counted.
I'm sure thats just a coincidenceHumpitPuryear said:
The design of the ballot in the video below is very suspect. Note how the Democrat St. Laurent is shifted down within the block for that office relative to the Republican candidates in the next column. That voting bubble aligns perfectly with the fold in the ballot. Had it been aligned with the Republican candidates the fold would have been between bubbles and had no influence on the machine read. This was purposely done. The machine misreading folds is cover for this blatant cheat. The tell is in the design of the ballot.WINDHAM:🚨 Close up look of Nov 3rd ballot!@WAuditors are currently forensically analyzing absentee ballots under a microscope.
— Heather Mullins - Real America’s Voice (RAV-TV) (@TalkMullins) May 24, 2021
An election official describes machines rejecting thousands of ballots during the election. @RealAmVoice pic.twitter.com/9NeT7wOoxq
Since CodeMonkey was quoted again, figured I'd share his Telegram channel.aggiehawg said:
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HumpitPuryear said:Not sure what "turn off" would mean. You clearly can't vote for two candidates in the same race. I think in that case the machine doesn't tabulate the unreadable ballot in which case the Republican vote isn't counted. A Democrat is going to blacken that bubble anyway so there's no error in a straight Democrat ballot and that ballot will be counted. So even more effective than manually adjudicating unreadable ballots.aggiehawg said:But then they were instructed to turn off the over vote feature so those ballots were not kicked out. Not in New Hampshire.Quote:
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If it was discovered that a Maricopa employee had Admin User or Technician (Super User) level access, the Senate subpoena requires they hand it over. These highest user credentials were critical to many discoveries in Antrim County. So Maricopa continues to say this type of access is in the sole possession of other people, two full-time contractors. Coincidentally, they are not part of the subpoena and are both employees of Dominion.
Then how exactly did the EAC auditors that Maricopa hired gain system configuration access last February?
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Maricopa has now explained that access was provided directly by Dominion staff. They log into the machine for the auditors, then step away. This means Dominion was onsite working side by side with Pro V&V and SLI Compliance.
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Using carefully worded language, Maricopa has 3 varying explanations how EAC vendors gained access.
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- "Dominion Voting Systems provides Pro V&V and SLI Compliance with the necessary passwords to audit their machines". Maricopa's May 17th response letter to AZ Senate.
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- "EAC certified firms made the necessary arrangements with Dominion to obtain the necessary security protocols to perform their audits. Maricopa Election Department letter on May 17th.
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"VSTL's worked directly with Dominion to access the necessary administrative security permissions to conduct their Maricopa audits". Election Spokesperson Megan Gilbertson, in a tweet
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In a recent interview for GP, the President of Pro V&V was specifically asked: Did Dominion provided user credentials or passwords to Pro V&V, Maricopa County employees, or both. Jack Cobb said "They logged in for us. We didn't want any responsibility for the security of the 2020 election".
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Contradicting the Board of Supervisors May 17th letter, Cobb said neither EAC vendor had passwords. His Field Audit Report says county employees provided access, not Dominion staff: "provided access by qualified Board of Elections Employees".
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If Maricopa is correct, then Jack Cobb's Audit Report is wrong. It was Dominion who provided him access, not Maricopa Election employees. Their staff all seem to know each other EAC, Dominion, SLI, Pro V&V. So is it possible to not know who's accessing the equipment you're auditing? However, if Jack Cobb is correct, then Maricopa has county employees who provided him Super User access. The County is not sharing that with Senate auditors.
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According to Ben Cotton of CyFIR: "Without the ability (user credentials) to validate the configurations of their own systems, they can't validate their own policies or procedures are being carried out. There is a difference between what Maricopa says in public statements and with what they can actually validate or verify on their own tabulating (election) systems. Maricopa employees can't even validate there were NOT Verizon wireless cards inserted and touching the internet."
It would be nice if we had a media that was somewhat curious about that question.aggiehawg said:
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Sooo, who or how many of them are lying??
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Sooo, who or how many of them are lying??
SCOOP: Private Investigator Says AG Barr Told Him to Stop Investigating Election Fraud Claims https://t.co/Ww5ny9XiQJ
— The Election Wizard (@Wizard_Predicts) May 29, 2021
— Jess (@jessiprincey) May 28, 2021
Oh, he actually replied to her tweet.will25u said:— Jess (@jessiprincey) May 28, 2021
So, it was explained before anything was done, what will be done and why. And the election officials who actually operated machine, said it aloud with every machine. It was said aloud many times that the cards need to be resetted BACK TO THE PRE-ELECTION MODE.
— Harri "scofield" Hursti (@HarriHursti) May 29, 2021
will25u said:SCOOP: Private Investigator Says AG Barr Told Him to Stop Investigating Election Fraud Claims https://t.co/Ww5ny9XiQJ
— The Election Wizard (@Wizard_Predicts) May 29, 2021
I hope he gets to stand in line for his share when they start handing out the treason participation trophies.M-K-TAG said:will25u said:SCOOP: Private Investigator Says AG Barr Told Him to Stop Investigating Election Fraud Claims https://t.co/Ww5ny9XiQJ
— The Election Wizard (@Wizard_Predicts) May 29, 2021
Barr is sitting somewhere thinking to himself... Yeah... mission accomplished.
Rather than do the right thing he chose to tank on his duties to prevent the truth from coming out. What a scumbag.
He wanted Trump outwill25u said:SCOOP: Private Investigator Says AG Barr Told Him to Stop Investigating Election Fraud Claims https://t.co/Ww5ny9XiQJ
— The Election Wizard (@Wizard_Predicts) May 29, 2021
So did everybody else who conspired to commit treason to accomplish that. He should get at least one round of what they should be getting in honor of the assistance he provided to the coup plotters.captkirk said:He wanted Trump outwill25u said:SCOOP: Private Investigator Says AG Barr Told Him to Stop Investigating Election Fraud Claims https://t.co/Ww5ny9XiQJ
— The Election Wizard (@Wizard_Predicts) May 29, 2021
will25u said:SCOOP: Private Investigator Says AG Barr Told Him to Stop Investigating Election Fraud Claims https://t.co/Ww5ny9XiQJ
— The Election Wizard (@Wizard_Predicts) May 29, 2021
TRM said:Oh, he actually replied to her tweet.will25u said:— Jess (@jessiprincey) May 28, 2021So, it was explained before anything was done, what will be done and why. And the election officials who actually operated machine, said it aloud with every machine. It was said aloud many times that the cards need to be resetted BACK TO THE PRE-ELECTION MODE.
— Harri "scofield" Hursti (@HarriHursti) May 29, 2021
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The Arizona Senate may sign a deal for another 2020 election review in Maricopa County following reports that some overseers of the audit are dissatisfied with the process.
The present audit, which includes a review of 2.1 million ballots cast in the state's November election in the county, has been underway since April 23 at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix, led by the hired firm Cyber Ninjas. Audit liaison, former Secretary of State Ken Bennett, told a reporter with CBS5 News on Thursday that hand counters had gone through more than 800,000 ballots so far. Organizers have said they hope to finish by the end of June.
But the GOP-led state Senate is already eyeing another recount that would be entirely electronic, running digital images of ballots through a program to count all votes cast for every race on the county's ballot, according to the Arizona Republic. Bennett told the outlet they are considering a California-based election transparency nonprofit group called Citizens Oversight for the job, and the results from both audits could be compared to one another.
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Voting machines create digital images of ballots each time one is fed into it. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors already provided the state Senate with those images as part of subpoenas a judge ruled in late February as "legal and enforceable."
Lutz told the Washington Examiner he would prefer to receive the election data directly from the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in order to separate the copies of election information used in the Cyber Ninjas audit from the information Citizens Oversight would be processing for its own recount. He noted he recently visited the site of the present Maricopa audit.
When Lutz was asked whether he is entirely confident his system could accurately audit the county's election, Lutz told the Arizona Republic his team sometimes sees "mistakes that are made on our side."
He talked more about this issue with the Washington Examiner on Friday. "Of course it's computer evaluation which is really really good," Lutz said, adding: "Our computer evaluation, when we disagree with a [election] vendor, We're 97% right." Lutz also said he has "observed many many audits, probably in the hundreds."
New: Updated Georgia Precincts for Presidential Election See full video https://t.co/IFnjXrT1OR
— ⏳ Prof. Zhuang Zhou’s Crooked Yet SteadFast Tree (@politicalwilli) May 28, 2021
(and/or download direct link .mp4 at https://t.co/iLyi5LntaZ ) pic.twitter.com/gZxtPziyWC
So gonna do a short (hopefully) explanatory thread on the GA election chart video I posted the other day (here: ) https://t.co/uhm7QmtLZg pic.twitter.com/eGVF3hwvNs
— ⏳ Prof. Zhuang Zhou’s Crooked Yet SteadFast Tree (@politicalwilli) May 29, 2021
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I'm hoping it is some associate at Perkins, Cooie who accidentally gets handed a memo, a la The Pelican Brief. (Without the then he gets murdered part, of course.)Troutslime said:
Hopefully it won't be long until a person is implicated in all this and starts talking. Get to the table and work out their own immunity for testimony deal and roll up all the guilty parties.
It's good to see CodeMonkeyZ didn't just bail after the Q charade stopped.aggiehawg said:
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