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This seems to be a simple case of poor calibration. These machines tend to sit in warehouses, only getting turned on a few times a year. This can lead to drift
by johnnyo 14y ago
This seems to be a simple case of poor calibration. These machines tend to sit in warehouses, only getting turned on a few times a year. This can lead to drift in the touchscreens that needs to be recalibrated. Poll workers aren't always trained on how to do this, or do it improperly.
The text with the video states that it wasn't a calibration issue, but they don't have any video evidence to back that up. I'd like some more evidence before we assume anything nefarious.