For goodness sake, read the article. The only way you can be sure the same "glitch" didn't happen elsewhere is to manually check the votes in other counties that used the same software, just as they did in discovering the problem in Antrim....it was discovered and looked after.
The voting 'glitches' were human error and not the software...again, problem solved.For goodness sake, read the article. The only way you can be sure the same "glitch" didn't happen elsewhere is to manually check the votes in other counties that used the same software, just as they did in discovering the problem in Antrim.
I'm glad none of you are my IT guy!
Software design establishes the opportunity for human error. That's why you check to see if the same "human error" occured where there was the same opportunity.The voting 'glitches' were human error and not the software...again, problem solved.
No, Software Glitches Are Not Affecting Vote Counts (Published 2020)
Some Republicans have blamed software glitches for vote-count issues in Michigan and Georgia. The Michigan cases were caused by human error and soon fixed, while Georgia software issues didn’t affect tallies.www.nytimes.com
The article I quoted was a newer updated story.Software design establishes the opportunity for human error. That's why you check to see if the same "human error" occured where there was the same opportunity.
It's fixed in Antrim. The article I linked for you said it was still being checked in other counties by bipartisan reviewers. Didn't you believe that reporting? It was obviously a liberal writer, given the spin.
Your story is behind a subscription wall.The article I quoted was a newer updated story.
Mine isn't, I can read the whole thing...Your story is behind a subscription wall.
Maybe you're logged into Facebook, or Google. I'm not.Mine isn't, I can read the whole thing...
Google...There's the problem right there, you Republicans are still struggling with using a computer.Maybe you're logged into Facebook, or Google. I'm not.
Au contraire, I'm not prepared to have my internet activity tracked by Facebook or Google. I will not log into ANY site that requires login via those services.Google...There's the problem right there, you Republicans are still struggling with using a computer.
I don't have a Facebook account or a Google account either...I have downloaded Google Chrome as my default search engine because it's a million times better than the rest.Au contraire, I'm not prepared to have my internet activity tracked by Facebook or Google. I will not log into ANY site that requires login via those services.
There is a stunning lack of curiousity in how this single election featured, as a partial list: 1) statistically improbable turnout numbers in key Democrat counties, 2) uniform Democrat "comebacks" in swing states based on submitting counts from Democrat strongholds long after Republican counties were finished counting, 4) large batches of votes which, improbably, were all cast for Biden, 5) vote updates overnight solely in favour of Biden when counting had, apparently, be stopped, 6) objectively proven unlawful resistance to party oversight of the tabulation process in Democrat strongholds, 7) use of machinery for signature comparisons (in states that even required it) that had inexplicably low rejection rates, 8) a media which is aware of all of these concerns, but calls election challenges "unsubstantiated" yet calls someone who has neither been certified by any state, nor by the electoral college, "President Elect" despite the absence of any concession by his opponent. Only a fool wouldn't insist on proof that all of these things have an innocent explanation.This is another lawsuit saying "Yes Judge, we were allowed into the counting place to observe and were treated equally to the Democratic observers but we suspect something went wrong because there were more Democratic votes in this heavily Democratic area" is it?
Where the requested remedy is "We feel all Democratic votes should be thrown out because no real American would vote for Democrats"?
That seems to sum up the legal strategy so far.