AM64
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From what I've gathered, all you need is smoking gun(s) enough to realistically call the election into question. If you have proof that invalidates ballots, they throw them out and recount. If you have enough proof that the election was tampered with, and you don't know which ballots are legitimate and which aren't, that's when the courts call the entire election illegitimate and legislators vote in our stead.
That's my understanding anyway. I am not a lawyer, and I did not stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
I did, however look at enough data to feel that these digital results deserve deep and detailed investigation. That how digital forensics almost always work. The analyst knows what areas to look for suspicious indicators, they pivot from those found, and prove what actually happened.
I agree, the data in the script show some kind of serious recalculating in the actual tabulating software. What and why and how it could happen in the middle of an election should scare the crap out of any reasonably coherent person. All the bugs should have been found and cured way before the election and the software impervious to change. At this point, Dominion should be banned from ever again producing software used in an election or other process; even if the change was correct, the process wasn't.