(11-06-2020 11:24 PM)WMInTheBurg Wrote:  

(11-06-2020 11:17 PM)mptnstr@44 Wrote:  In the end this might go nowhere.
But it should be looked into since so many vote counting machines of the same type have been used in battleground states. No one should have a problem with reviewing the ballots and counts from those machines since there was a material example of an error.

I agree that it should be looked into, but there's basically only 3 companies used for vote counting machines. It's very likely a lot of states are using the same machines. I was reading an article that listed the companies, but can't find it now. I'm sure it's not hard to google though.

The machines causing problems in GA were the same type from the same company.
The precinct chair said there was a patch uploaded during the night before the election that seemed to be the root cause of the malfunction. She indicated that a software patch during the night before the election was not normal process.

This could be totally innocent software malfunction but again...because of the problems all vote totals from these machines need to be scrutinized.