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Major all on the same page "nothing to see here move along," but the actual story is quite riveting. If you are running a script to change ballot printer configuration it's just a couple of keystrokes boom boom and you're done.
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"Recall that on election day in Arizona 30% to nearly 60% of tabulation machines suddenly had problems, almost exclusively in Republican-heavy precincts. Maricopa County attorneys said in the trial that even if the machines had broken down, voters could go to another voting center to vote. But a judge on that day refused to extend the time for voting.
The defense attorney’s argument implied that voters have no other responsibilities than to find a place where the lines are shorter to vote, such as going to work or picking up children at daycare.
Now it turns out that the reason the tabulators were rejecting ballots was that 19-inch ballot images were being printed on 20-inch paper, which expert for the plaintiff (Lake) said required admin authority and could not be accidental.
Gateway Pundit’s reporter present at the trial writes:
Attorney Kevin Olsen asked [Witness Clay Parikh]: “Can this be done by accident. Parikh responded “No Sir. I reviewed the evidence and the printers are configured by script. This takes away any possibility of human error.”
A script is a short program which makes it easy to configure the settings on many machines at once.
The Arizona Elections Procedures Manual (EPM) requires “Contingency Plans” to be put inot motion if lines to vote go “significantly” over “30 minutes.” Penalty is a class 6 felony.
Contingency plans “must include”:
–A transfer plan for poll workers to move from a less busy location or from a reserve staging area;
–A plan to open alternate voting locations (including a plan to educate voters about the new location);
–A plan to add additional e-pollbooks (if used in the county);
— A plan to add voting/secrecy booths; and
–A plan to add accessible voting equipment.”
Kari Lake Expert Witness Who Certifies Maricopa Machines Says Tabulator Mishaps Deliberate, No “Possibility of Human Error.”
Image: Defective Maricopa County ballot on left, found almost exclusively in Republican-leaning precincts. Source Recall that on election day in Arizona 30% to nearly 60% of tabulation machines sud…
coronanews123.wordpress.com
"Recall that on election day in Arizona 30% to nearly 60% of tabulation machines suddenly had problems, almost exclusively in Republican-heavy precincts. Maricopa County attorneys said in the trial that even if the machines had broken down, voters could go to another voting center to vote. But a judge on that day refused to extend the time for voting.
The defense attorney’s argument implied that voters have no other responsibilities than to find a place where the lines are shorter to vote, such as going to work or picking up children at daycare.
Now it turns out that the reason the tabulators were rejecting ballots was that 19-inch ballot images were being printed on 20-inch paper, which expert for the plaintiff (Lake) said required admin authority and could not be accidental.
Gateway Pundit’s reporter present at the trial writes:
Attorney Kevin Olsen asked [Witness Clay Parikh]: “Can this be done by accident. Parikh responded “No Sir. I reviewed the evidence and the printers are configured by script. This takes away any possibility of human error.”
A script is a short program which makes it easy to configure the settings on many machines at once.
The Arizona Elections Procedures Manual (EPM) requires “Contingency Plans” to be put inot motion if lines to vote go “significantly” over “30 minutes.” Penalty is a class 6 felony.
Contingency plans “must include”:
–A transfer plan for poll workers to move from a less busy location or from a reserve staging area;
–A plan to open alternate voting locations (including a plan to educate voters about the new location);
–A plan to add additional e-pollbooks (if used in the county);
— A plan to add voting/secrecy booths; and
–A plan to add accessible voting equipment.”
