re: Fed. District Court in GA unsealed a 96-page report describing vulnerabilities in Dominion

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In Georgia, the dominion machine prints out your ballot on paper, which you verify all your votes are correct, which you put in a separate bin. In every recount district, the paper ballots matched the electronic count exactly.

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I'll address this one item.

Election day for me and my 10 local voters who were the first in the door of our precinct were handed blank sheets of paper. Not forms, blank copy paper. The precinct being run by a Democrat could not (or would not) unlock the highly secure dominion machines. 30 minutes go by. They then try to tell us we've already voted. Nope. Try again. That's when we are handed blank pieces of paper, sat at a table that they've thrown up and told to write in our vote. We were all at the table at the same time. I could see what everyone else wrote. We were then instructed to deposit our forms in that secondary bin. We were all assured that our vote is counted.

So...sounds like, if it's the way you describe it, our votes didn't count, because the machines, when they did get turned on, would not have had our votes and therefore not matched exactly....