Thread on the Dominion voting system in Antrim County, MI, that was the subject of a forensic audit signed by Russell Ramsland. To begin let me put this here: A comparison of the initial tallies by precinct on Nov 3 with the final hand count:
https://twitter.com/mdeperno/status/1340631033012731904
Note from this table that 5 of the 16 precincts had minimal changes b/w the 11/3 results and the hand count. The remaining 11 precincts, 69% of all precincts, had material errors, all favoring Biden. The Ramsland report fails to mention this fact, and the report does not attempt
... to explain why 6 precincts got the tallies approximately correct on 11/3, while 11 of 16 were significantly off, by about 40%. The report drills down into down ballot races in two precincts which correctly tabulated the presidential race on 11/3, finding wide discrepancies
... in the marijuana proposition, for example. The report makes no effort to explain how these precincts got the presidential count correct yet were so far off on down ballot races. The CEO from Dominion testified that there was a problem with the ballots in certain precincts in
... that the machines were wrongly formatted, such that the machines could not recognize all the down ballot races and candidates. In other words the machine formatting did not match the ballot format. The CEO did not explain how this affected to presidential race tallies, and
... nobody asked him to explain why some precincts, including a couple with down ballot formatting issues, got the presidential count right and others did not. He did address the main finding by Ramsland, arguing that Antrim County machines were not capable of performing
... electronic adjudications using the machines. I tweeted at the time that this could be fatal to Ramsland’s report and to his credibility. I went on record that the report had serious deficiencies in that it did not start with an inventory of equipment and software used in
... Antrim County. Now we have a report signed by Ryan Macias, owner of RMS Election SolutionsLLC, which pretty much blows Ramsland and his report out of the water. Here is the Macias report: cdn.factcheck.org/UploadedFiles/…
Macias starts with what Ramsland should have started with: an inventory of equipment and software. He points out that the version of Dominion’s EMS voting system software suite does not include “a license for, nor has [Antrim] installed the EMS adjudication software and
... services.” He goes on, “Antrim County does not own the hardware, software and firmware for the ImageCast Central tabulator, which is the only tabulator compatible with the Adjudication software.” He points out that Ramsland also misidentified the model no. of a precinct
... tabulator, evidencing “gross negligence “ by Ramsland. He goes on to discuss Ramsland’s erroneous conclusions about adjudications ( they were done manually, not on the machine as the video linked in Ramsland’s report shows), and criticizes Ramsland’s misleading discussion of
... error rates. He then blasts Ramsland’s discussion of Dominion’s use of an algorithm. He states “the version of D-Suite (version 5.5) used in Antrim County does not have the capability to run the RCV algorithm.” And then the coup de gras, he says the screenshot in Ramsland’s
... report of the RCV option being selected comes from the 5.11 version, which Antrim doesn’t have. If Macias is correct, and there’s no reason to believe he’s not ( he started with a basic inventory, which Ramsland didn’t do and glossed over), Mr Ramsland has been well and
... thoroughly shot down in flames and completely discredited. @SidneyPowell1 , @GenFlynn and @PatrickByrne would be well advised to ditch him. He’ll never hold up in court or in any form of adversarial hearing. That being said, Macias does not explain the errors in the tallies
... for 11 out of 16 precincts described above. Indeed neither does Ramsland. This whole issue of Dominion’s voting systems may be back to square one.
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