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Exposing DOMINION voting machines through professional audits showing MASSIVE security vulnerabilities and fraud in Michigan in the 2020 election. - Error rates .0008% to over 60+%, which is over 85,000x greater than the legal limit. - Admin access and passwords allowing anyone to change ANYTHING in the election system. - Automatically sending ballots to adjudication to be changed. - Ranked choice algorithms found, which gives any selected candidates a weighted vote, equalling more than 1 vote, per vote, rigging the election outcomes. The Findings Are Disturbing: Super User Administrator account is the primary account used to operate the Dominion Election Management System which is a major security risk. The user logged in has the ability to make major changes to the system and install software which means that there is no oversight to ensure appropriate management controls – i.e. anyone who has access to the shared administrator user names and passwords can make significant changes to the entire voting system. The shared usernames and passwords mean that these changes can be made in an anonymous fashion with no tracking or attribution. ERROR RATES: We reviewed the Tabulation logs in their entirety for 11/6/2020. The election logs for Antrim County, Michigan consist of 15,676 total lines or events. Of the 15,676 there were a total of 10,667 critical errors/warnings or a 68.05% error rate. Most of the errors were related to configuration errors that could result in overall tabulation errors or adjudication. These 11/6/2020 tabulation totals were used as the official results. For examples, there were 1,222 ballots reversed out of 1,491 total ballots cast, thus resulting in an 81.96% rejection rate. Some of which were reversed due to "Ballot's size exceeds maximum expected ballot size". According to the NCSL, Michigan requires testing by a federally accredited laboratory for voting systems. In section 4.1.1 of the Voluntary Voting Systems Guidelines (VVSG) Accuracy Requirements a. All systems shall achieve a report total error rate of no more than one in 125,000. In section 4.1.3.2 Memory Stability of the VVSG it states that Memory devices used to retain election management data shall have demonstrated error free data retention for a period of 22 months. These are not human errors; this is definitively related to the software and software configurations resulting in error rates far beyond the thresholds listed in the guidelines. A high "error rate" in the election software (in this case 68.05%) reflects an algorithm used that will weight one candidate greater than another (for instance, weight a specific candidate at a 2/3 to approximately 1/3 ratio). In the logs we identified that the RCV or Ranked Choice Voting Algorithm was enabled. This allows the user to apply a weighted numerical value to candidates and change the overall result. The declaration of winners can be done on a basis of points, not votes. Choice voting results are evaluted on a district per district basis and each district has a set number of points (100). Elimination and declaration of winners is done on a basis of points, not votes. The Dominion software configuration logs in the Divert Options, shows that all write-in ballots were flagged to be diverted automatically for adjudication. This means that all write-in ballots were sent for "adjudication" by a poll worker or election official to process the ballot based on voter "intent". Adjudication files allow a computer operator to decide to whom to award those votes (or to trash them). In the logs all but two of the Override Options were enabled on these machines, thus allowing any operator to change those votes. In the logs all but two of the Override Options were enabled on these machines, thus allowing any operator to change those votes. This gives the system operators carte blanche to adjudicate ballots, in this case 81.96% of the total cast ballots with no audit trail or oversight. This tells you everything you need to know and should have every America taxpaying citizen questioning every election we've ever had. These security vulnerabilities are through the roof and show you just how unsecure our elections really are, and this was just Antrim County, Michigan in 2020. Imagine the rest of the country?