Arizona And Certification Of Election Systems

 The system would work for ballots printed at 300 dpi resolution, and it would reject ballots printed at a lower resolution.

The system could work perfectly well up to election day if the ballots that were input were all printed with adequate resolution.

Many of these were mail out/in ballots, so they would have been printed well in advance of the election by professional printing businesses at adequate resolution.

On election day, first thing in the morning, Kari Lake began receiving complaints that her supporters ballots were getting rejected by the system.

Dominion has held that this software is "Proprietary." In order to know what really happened to multiple ballots on election day, we would need to analyze this software.

To reiterate, printing below 300 dpi may be the only factor that created the ballot rejection fiasco we witnessed on election day, 2022.

Ballots printed at a resolution less than 300 dpi are SUPPOSED to be rejected as ballots that cannot be tabulated by the system.

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