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Interesting that there have been multiple reports of these "machine calibration" issues in several states, and yet every single one of them has the same issues- Republican votes switching to votes for the Dems.
This was in Moline, IL at the Moline Public library:
calibration errors are not random necessarily (IE calibration errors tend to go in one direction-and for a reason unrelated to politics), and that may be the issue. It does mean we need to have these machines leave a paper trail.
It means we need to go back to paper with two people checking each ballot. Slow but mistake free.
I disagree in a way. I LIKE the computers doing it, I just believe the result should always be put to paper in human readable form, and the computer data used to crosscheck the people tallying the ballots.
We are supposed to believe this w/o corroboration? I mean, who makes a youtube video of themselves voting?
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