Thousands of duplicate ballots were reportedly counted during the 2020 election in Georgia's Fulton County, according to a software expert's court filing.
"With those four pieces, they made up brand new batches for tabulator 794. Some of the ballots were in reverse order. They were from multiple batches. In the very first one, you can see that they took batch 22, 20 ballots in reverse; batch 23, four ballots in normal order; batch 20, 10 ballots in reverse; batch 23, five more ballots and so on. This pattern repeats over and over for tabulator 794." Davis' testimony highlighted a repetitive pattern, suggesting a systematic approach to duplicating ballots.
"We see the exact same pattern repeated with a different set of ballots. So once again, they got ballots from tabulator 791. They grabbed four sets of batches," he continued.
"They did create brand new batches by picking and choosing pieces out of those other batches to make the new batches. That would be tabulator 74 batches 20 through 26." We are building the infrastructure of human freedom and empowering people to be informed, healthy and aware.
Davis's revelations suggest that the counting of ballots multiple times could significantly alter election outcomes.
With the narrow margin of victory in the state, the impact of the alleged duplicate ballots could be substantial.
The machines then print receipts, with plain-text summaries of the voters' choices and QR codes that the ballot scanners use to count the voters' choices.
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