Dominion voting software 'allows staff to adjust tally'.

I covered in an earlier post a number of Ron CodeMonkeyZ's observations from reading the Dominion Voting Democracy Suite user manual. Here's one other concerning fact that he uncovered:

"Did you know that Dominion's voting software "Allows staff to adjust tally based on review of scanned ballot images"?

Their words, not mine."
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Ron CodeMonkeyZ explains how the Dominion software systems could be used for voter fraud.

Ron CodeMonkeyZ, the former 8kun admin, has been studying the 300+ page Dominion Voting Democracy Suite user manual, and has made a number of independent observations about how the systems could potentially be used for fraud.

"With those stolen USB drives, someone could potentially
change, purge, or inject ballots with impunity."

Even if you're not technically minded, most of his findings are explained in a fairly straight forward manner for everyone to understand.

This was one of his first findings (emphasis mine):

"1) There is a setting to throw out votes for specific individual contests if you vote for a whole party.

"With the Party Preference contest, the voter selects their preferred party, and any contests which do not belong to the same Elector Group are ignored when the ballot is cast."

A bad operator could theoretically setup the ballot to put a specific candidate into a party that is not his official party. If you select his party and vote for the party, the individual candidate won't get a vote.

Scenario: