re: Raffensperger refusing to testify about Georgia's voting machines

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For this argument, that's fine. I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you, but to discuss 2020, you have to do the 3 things I posted about.

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You always want to avoid the actual holes in the system.

There’s no tracking of changes made by user.

When ballots are not automatically adjudicated, a user can go in and determine the voters intent, print out the new ballot with the “voters intent” and replace the original ballot with the new adjudicated ballot.

None of this is tracked by user.

There is some indication that ballots which did not adjudicate can be adjudicated by batch processes. Try to let that sink in. Thus the clamor for the original ballot images.

This would not be unacceptable security for a voting system for a high school election. Let alone a state-wide federal election.

That’s to say nothing of software updates and timing, fractional voting possibilities, lack of ongoing certification of machines and internet connectivity.