Topic: Poll Pads

2 chapters across the catalog

Reports from Texas suggest that "no ink" poll pads added hundreds of votes after polls closed in the 2022 midterms, facilitated by networked equipment. Patrick Colbeck highlights a discrepancy in Wayne County, Michigan, where the 2020 election certification paperwork was allegedly missing a required signature because Republican canvassers refused to sign. He claims surveillance video shows election results updating on the county website before physical flash drives were delivered.

Joe Hoft reveals the existence of new election software modules from companies like Bepro and NoInk that allow for real-time updates to voter rolls and donation records. These systems reportedly provide live election night data that could be used to calculate how many votes are needed to swing a race. Reference is made to the Halderman report, which identified security vulnerabilities in Dominion voting machines in Georgia.