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re: DHS and Intel Community Media Outlets Proactively Move to Defend Dominion Voting Systems
Posted on 5/31/22 at 5:59 am to GumboPot
Posted on 5/31/22 at 5:59 am to GumboPot
Can someone give me the "For Dummies" explanation of how electronic machine fraud happens? The ballot mule stuff makes way more sense to me, especially since I can see it in plain site.
I have worked election polls in the past, and the precincts we used were ES&S machines. They made a big "to do" about showing the machines weren't connected to the internet, but I never really had anyway of knowing for sure. Once all the ballots were cast, we printed off the results and post them and then I follow up later to make sure the results match. The total vote count can't change, because we can watch in real time as people come into vote, the only stealing that could happen would be some sort of switching done via a remote wireless router or a pre-programmed algorithm that can switch the votes without internet access.
I'm just curious, because I really don't know the right questions to ask when I am working around these machines, and what the theory is on how these votes are stolen by the machines.
I have worked election polls in the past, and the precincts we used were ES&S machines. They made a big "to do" about showing the machines weren't connected to the internet, but I never really had anyway of knowing for sure. Once all the ballots were cast, we printed off the results and post them and then I follow up later to make sure the results match. The total vote count can't change, because we can watch in real time as people come into vote, the only stealing that could happen would be some sort of switching done via a remote wireless router or a pre-programmed algorithm that can switch the votes without internet access.
I'm just curious, because I really don't know the right questions to ask when I am working around these machines, and what the theory is on how these votes are stolen by the machines.
Posted on 5/31/22 at 6:14 am to burger bearcat
Votes for one candidate can count a fraction of the other candidate.
Machine counting algorithms can be updated via thumb drive.
There is a difference between “connected to the internet” and local area network.
Just pointing out some obvious vulnerabilities.
It will be interesting to see the court released report however.
Machine counting algorithms can be updated via thumb drive.
There is a difference between “connected to the internet” and local area network.
Just pointing out some obvious vulnerabilities.
It will be interesting to see the court released report however.
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