In recent days, I have reported how Dominion Voting Systems was built to allow cheating. I have also noted that Coffee County, Georgia, which uses these machines, has refused to certify its election results because of their lack of confidence in the final count.
The two videos below were filmed by a Georgia county election supervisor. They show Coffee County Elections Director Misty Martin demonstrating how easy it is for a dishonest election official to employ the security loopholes (which are features, not bugs) within Dominion’s adjudication process to eliminate or add votes.
In the first video, Martin walks us through Dominion’s adjudication process, which involves an election supervisor analyzing scanned ballots. The process is meant to put a human eye on ballots that the machine couldn’t figure out.
Martin shows how the software allows one person to easily process any ballot however he or she sees fit. Votes for one candidate can be eliminated or even turned into votes for another with a few clicks. And blank ballots can be counted as votes for any candidate.
In the second video, the camera is taken varying distances away from the computer, demonstrating how difficult it is for observers to see exactly what the adjudicator is doing.
Martin also demonstrates what a cinch it is for one person, secreted behind closed doors, to scan BLANK ballots and then adjudicate them as votes for a particular candidate. She also demonstrates that the software has NO PROBLEM scanning the same ballot multiple times, which is something that at least one election observer says she saw happening.
Gabriel Sterling, Georgia’s voting systems implementation manager, criticized Martin’s demonstration, noting that the adjudication process is supposed to be performed in the presence of a full voter review panel with the system logging the changes and showing who made them for later review.
“It’s a little disingenuous to say, ‘Oh, it’s a massive hole in the system.’ No, it’s how the system is supposed to work.”
BUT … it’s a LOT disingenuous to say the very problems that people have filed HUNDREDS of affidavits about couldn’t POSSIBLY have happened.
Republican observers in many of the disputed areas have complained they were kept too far away to see what was really happening and in some places were literally driven out of the building. And at least one election workers has testified that she saw the same ballots being scanned in multiple times.
The number of ballots sent through the adjudication process was significant. In Fulton County, Georgia’s most populous county, 106,000 ballots were adjudicated by the night of Nov. 4.
Biden “won” all of Georgia by only 12,000.
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