Earlier today (November 12), President Trump drew attention to the 2.7 million Trump votes deleted by Dominion voting systems, and the further 435,000 votes switched to Joe Biden.
After studying the Dominion systems manual, @PlaysTrumpCard has discovered that the system makes it shockingly easy to delete votes and switch votes. The Dominion website advertises their products as 'versatile solutions for any election scenario' and it's clear that the Dominion voting system is indeed extremely 'versatile' in that it is set up to make it easy to change, reject and delete results.
After studying the Dominion systems manual, @PlaysTrumpCard has discovered that the system makes it shockingly easy to delete votes and switch votes. The Dominion website advertises their products as 'versatile solutions for any election scenario' and it's clear that the Dominion voting system is indeed extremely 'versatile' in that it is set up to make it easy to change, reject and delete results.
Things start to get interesting in section 8 of the manual, with section 8.3 Result State Management discussing the various states of result files. The manual reveals, "Result files in this state (rejected) can be deleted by the user."
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| "Result files in this state can be deleted by the user." |
The manual then goes on to describe how validated votes can be moved to the rejected state:
