Check this:
"Using the election project database, a deck of vote-marked ballots is randomly generated to provide the highest assurance of system accuracy," according to the company's website.
Regarding this testing phase for voting machines, the Dominion spokesperson said that prior to elections, machines are tested publicly, a process that is typically observed by representatives from political parties.
There is no indication from the machine manual that test ballots are counted with regular ballots submitted on Election Day. In fact, the system is purged of test results once the testing phase is finished, complete with a "zero report" to confirm purging, according to instruction No. 10 in Logic & Accuracy Testing. Per instruction No. 12, the tested equipment then should be secured until Election Day. Both of these instructions were included as a screenshot in the above social media posts.
And a few more.
The claim: Dominion voting machines can create ballots and can be hacked
USA Today 14.I.2021 | CHELSEY COX
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2021/01/14/fact-check-dominion-voting-machines-create-ballots-only-audits-tests/3973030001/
In other words : only possible issue is hacking of machines themselves. Plus, that issue is out of the way.
Now, look at this:
Why Electronic Voting Is Still A Bad Idea
Tom Scott | 9.XII.2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkH2r-sNjQs
One thing standing out is, the machine themselves is not the only issue, you also have USB sticks transferring votes from counting machines to count unless you have internet for that ... both are so hackable, like an USB stick can be replaced by another. And internet is hackable "tout court"./HGL
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