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originally posted by: Boadicea
originally posted by: Guiltyguitarist
a reply to: Boadicea
If I was aware that I was being labeled incompetent by the MSM, I wouldn’t allow any leaks. It’s only going to hurt their credibility in the eyes of the sheep.
I wouldn't allow any leaks either, and not just because of the incompetent MSM. For integrity's sake. Any leaks could and would be incomplete, and therefore easily misunderstood, misconstrued and misrepresented.
Serious question -- there have been multiple recounts that show no fraud and no ballot switching.
Every single election worker at all levels says there's no fraud and no ballot switching.
If this recount shows no fraud, are you going to pronounce it false and demand another recount?
I'm curious.
(also... it appears to me that if they're hunting for "bamboo fibers", then they haven't found any printed/counted fraud...
And then there's the 'fed it to chickens that got incinerated' concept that has everyone laughing.)
originally posted by: Boadicea
originally posted by: xuenchen
Has anyone figured out how they audit signature verifications yet ? 😃
With or without the original?
I can't see any way to do it without the original ballot...
As far as the audit it's pointless it changes nothing no matter the outcome. All that will happen is one group will think it was lies the other facts, Doesn't matter what they find people won't believe them. If they find nothing people won't believe them and simply claim they missed stuff.
Election officials in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, reported issues with voting equipment at polling places on Tuesday, prompting a response from Dominion Voting Systems saying that there was a ballot screen error regarding the viewing screen’s header.
Dominion Voting Systems told The Epoch Times that “Luzerne County’s election director has confirmed that there is a ballot screen error that is confined to the header on the viewing screen of the machine, and that all ballots are printing correctly with the Republican header and the Republican primary election races.”
The firm then noted that Luzerne County officials have assured the public that “all ballots will be correctly counted,” adding: “We regret any confusion this has caused.”
originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: dragonridr
As far as the audit it's pointless it changes nothing no matter the outcome. All that will happen is one group will think it was lies the other facts, Doesn't matter what they find people won't believe them. If they find nothing people won't believe them and simply claim they missed stuff.
I'm so freaking tired of people being lumped together in a big box and labeled in the worst ways.
Yes, of course some people will think and believe whatever they want to believe. People already think and believe whatever they want to believe. Some people will ALWAYS think and believe whatever they want to believe. Yes, even when facts and reality tell them different. It is what it is. And they all have their own reasons for doing so.
But not ALL PEOPLE. Not yesterday. Not today. Not tomorrow.
You speak only for yourself. Whatever you want to think and believe about others you are obviously going to. Good to know. But you don't speak for me, and plenty of others, but since you think and believe you do, I'll just leave you to it. You don't need me or anyone else to do so.
“My testimony on May 19th before the AZ Senate is being taken out of context by some media outlets. To confirm: the ‘Databases’ directory on the EMS Primary Server WAS deleted containing the voting databases. I was able to recover the deleted databases through forensic data recovery processes,” Ben Cotton, founder of CyFIR, said in a statement emailed to The Epoch Times by the audit’s liaison.
AP, for instance, claimed that Cotton said that “data was not destroyed, reversing earlier allegations that election officials in the state’s most populated county eliminated evidence.”
CNN claimed that auditors “backtracked” from claims that a key database had been deleted.
In the letter, Hobbs said her office “consulted with election technology and security experts, including at the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, regarding the appropriate next steps, and each unanimously advised that once election officials lose custody and control over voting systems and components, those devices should not be reused in further elections.”
At the end of the letter, Hobbs advises county election officials that should they chose to reuse the equipment, they will begin the de-certification process.
This story is developing. Stay with ABC15 for updates.
The Election Assistance Commission (EAC) is an independent agency of the United States government which developed the 2005 Voluntary Voting System Guidelines (VVSG).[2] These guidelines address some of the security and accessibility needs of elections. The EAC also accredits three test laboratories which manufacturers hire to review their equipment.[3] Based on reports from these laboratories the EAC certifies when voting equipment complies with the voluntary guidelines.
Twelve states require EAC certification for machines used in their states. Seventeen states require testing by an EAC-accredited lab, but not certification. Nine states and DC require testing to federal standards, by any lab. Four other states refer to federal standards but make their own decisions. The remaining eight states do not refer to federal standards.[4]
Certification takes two years, costs a million dollars, and is needed again for any equipment update, so election machines are a difficult market.[5]
A revision to the guidelines, known as the VVSG 1.1, was prepared in 2009 and approved in 2015.[2] Voting machine manufacturers can choose which guidelines they follow.[6] A new version has been written known as the VVSG 2.0 or the VVSG Next Iteration, which is being reviewed.[2]
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Boadicea
Someone involved with the audit, or having knowledge of what's being discovered, must be leaking info.
Otherwise, this thread would be growing very slowly, due to no official information being released until the audit is complete. Like you said, that is what the forensic audit team/company promised the Arizona Senate.
Despite the urgent need to replace antiquated equipment, and the growing calls to do so over the last two years, most outdated systems have not been replaced. In 2016, jurisdictions in 44 states used voting machines that were at least a decade old. Election officials in 31 of those states said they needed to replace that equipment by 2020.[5]
Two years later, little has changed. This year, 41 states will be using systems that are at least a decade old, and officials in 33 say they must replace their machines by 2020. In most cases, elections officials do not yet have adequate funds to do so.[6]
originally posted by: Boadicea
“We’re Doing Private Audits”- Mike Lindell Hired Private Auditors To Uncover Fraud
Mike Lindell announces he hired auditors across the country that have uncovered voter fraud in lesser known states.
This will win in any court in the world,” he said. “We are going to put so much pressure on the Supreme Court.”
“We’re going around these states we’re doing private audits where we have permission,” Lindell said. “It’s too late, Dominion, the word is out.”
There's a video at the link for more.