No matter how they slice it. Dominion is not just a counting software. And it literally allows allocation of the percentage of a vote as in .92% of a Trump vote for Trump and .08% for Biden.
If it allows allocation of a percentage, it’s criminal.
It’s HQ is in Canada, out of reach, but Canada does not use it.
Sketch as hell.
“allocation of the percentage of a vote”
It would be quite possible to detect that at the precinct level.
At the higher level, it would be easy to enter in false data from a location in the state, but parties surely cross-check statewide and precinct counts.
Election fraud is a mainly a people problem enabled by weak system checks such as:
1. not cleansing voting rolls
2. not checking for double same day voting in different states
3. mailing ballots out without fairly recent requests by the intended recipients
“allocation of the percentage”
There is a possible problem of registration mismatch such as in Florida when people didn’t insert their punch cards in properly and wound up punching the hole for Buchanan (?) instead of the hole for Gore. No explanation was broadly made at the time since registration errors for Gore instead of Bush were possible.
For example if the Biden dot field was supposed to be 11 to 13% down and the Trump dot field was supposed to be 7 to 9% down and the ballot was misprinted 3% off (or say 3% too small & centered), a vote for Trump might get counted for Biden.
Old and stiff rubber rollers might allow a ballot to slip in an optical scanner by 2% to 3%, so in Republican states a vote for Trump might get counted for Biden.
These problems are more likely to happen when too many contests are stuffed together on one page and the percentage spreads are made too small.
Software and ballots should be designed to prevent registration related problems slipping through.
Percentage errors can also originate from improper ballot marking.
A Democratic ward worker might verify that 100% of her mail-in ballots were properly fully circle filled for Biden, but Republican suburban voters might have not fully filled 1% of their circles for Trump. This might result in a ~.2% undercount for Trump in a Philadelphia suburban county.