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some of their latest findings are “large enough to account for discrepancies” in the election results. Auditors said they found “experimental confirmation that if the contest is undervoted, a fold through a vote target can create a vote.” “Something we strongly suspect at this juncture, based on various evidence, is that in some cases, fold lines are being interpreted by the scanners as valid votes,” Mark Lindeman, part of the audit team, told WMUR. Harri Hursti, another auditor, said on Twitter that testing proved folded ballots were misinterpreted by machines. “Test decks p...

We already reported about Windham, NH where Republicans won but not by as much as they should have, it seems. This is an unusual case because Republicans won and no one was really looking at it. An audit uncovered a fairly large discrepancy for a little town. A Democrat who didn’t lose by much asked for the recount. As it happens the Democrat lost by a much larger number of votes than originally thought. The audit is transparent and live-streamed. Earlier today, auditors in Windham, New Hampshire started testing if “folds in ballots” impacted the vote counts in the 2020 election.

The ramifications of former president Donald Trump’s ceaseless attacks on the 2020 election are increasingly visible throughout the country, as voters demand new reviews of the 2020 contest.

 | Print this article Some voting machines in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, were rejecting ballots as residents headed to the polls on Tuesday to vote on several local races, according to a new report. The Fayette County Bureau of Elections told KDKA, a local CBS affiliate, that several precincts were having difficulty scanning bar codes on all ballots, and several voters told the outlet that their Republican ballots were not accepted. Chris Varney, an elections judge, told the outlet the issue was initially believed to be affecting all ballots, but officials then determined the ...

Auditor Mark Lindeman asked volunteers to flag ballots with any conspicuous fold lines. "Something we strongly suspect at this juncture, based on various evidence, is that in some cases, fold lines are being interpreted by the scanner as valid votes," Lindeman says. Auditors have until May 27th the complete their work. As of midday Monday afternoon, about 1,700 of Windham's 10,000 ballots had been hand counted. Tags: