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Correct, this is all in the dominion voting machine documentation. In some implementations if a ballot goes to adjudication based on some configured error thres
by luxuryballs 6y ago
Correct, this is all in the dominion voting machine documentation. In some implementations if a ballot goes to adjudication based on some configured error threshold it means the machine operation gets a chance to look and decide what the ballot actually says, at which point it generates a new “corrected” ballot image and discards the “unreadable” one.
- perl4ever 6y agoI'm not sure if you're under the impression that everywhere uses Dominion machines. I don't think that's the case. As I mentioned in another comment, it appears that in NY they're made by ES&S.