[AndyJackson]

"Miscalibrated"

What calibaration is needed of a voting machine. It's not as though there can be rounding errors or anything. Votes are digital, e.g. they come in digits, you know, like one-potato, two-potato, which doesn't round up to 1.5 potatoes + a 1/2 a potato for the other guy. It's like saying we need to recalibrate the goal post before counting whether the kick was in or out.

[little jeremiah]

See Revel’s comment 53.

[Swordmaker]

What calibaration is needed of a voting machine. It's not as though there can be rounding errors or anything. Votes are digital, e.g. they come in digits, you know, like one-potato, two-potato, which doesn't round up to 1.5 potatoes + a 1/2 a potato for the other guy. It's like saying we need to recalibrate the goal post before counting whether the kick was in or out.

You’re wrong. The Soros voting machines use floating point math to nine decimal places. They don’t use integers to count votes. It makes it much easier to steal elections by setting percentage outcomes in advance if you use floating point, but limit the display to no decimals.

We posted some demonstrations on FR of how it worked. . . It’s voting math magic when you have multiple precincts.