(11-18-2020, 02:22 PM)p_rushing Wrote:

(11-18-2020, 02:15 PM)mikesez Wrote: Almost every ballot in GA, if not every single one, was paper. As I understand, they're doing a hand recount now.
If the computer counted the pieces of paper wrong, we will know soon.
I don't know about PA.  I don't think PA is doing a hand recount.

Georgia doesn't do paper ballots. At least around Atlanta every is on computers. You get a credit card device and put it into the machine and vote. Then you take it out and hand it to them. They then are supposed to have a backup.

They may have a paper backup stored somewhere in the computer, but there is no paper ballot printed at time of voting.

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According to verified voting, almost all of Georgia uses what they call a ballot marking device where a paper inside the machine is marked while you are voting.  
The only hitch is that the machine could have been hacked such that the display screen says one thing, but the printout, that the voter does not get to read at the time, says something else. This seems extremely unlikely, but, a paper that the voter himself actually marks would obviously be better.

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