(12-30-2020, 04:38 PM)Jagwired Wrote:

The machines produce a paper ballot which is then retained for possible later hand recount.   They did a hand recount, and that proved that the machines were not changing votes.  The hand recount matched the machine count.  So it's been proven that the machines did not change any votes.  

And now, they've just completed a signature audit, and it found no discrepancies.  The signatures on the envelopes all match the signatures in the voters' files. 

So why are they going on and on about this?

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