Ballot machine(s) create a digital image of every ballot when cast. Any hacks, ' glitches' will show in an audit. Voting Machine Digital Ballot Images Could Let Public Recount Elections, But Many Locales Aren't Saving or Sharing This Data The machines that used to count hand-marked paper ballots are rapidly being replaced with technology that uses digital imagery to count scanned ballot images.  At the current rate, by the next presidential election, approximately 85 percent of the country will generate scanned ballot images. These new digital systems scan paper ballots and create exact copies; enable trackability through each link of the chain-of-custody, reconcile ballots by precinct, and empower anyone to audit and verify election results.   We know from our most recent Arizona lawsuit that the court properly recognized that images are part of the chain-of-custody, when Superior Court Judge Gordon asked the attorney for Pima County, “If you take voted ballots, take a photo copy of them and use those copies to count votes, what makes you think that you can destroy them?”  He then ruled from the bench that the images must be protected. Hackers Can Change Vote Totals, But Not Every Ballot Image We’ve discovered that “Fraction Magic,” uncovered by BlackBoxVoting can only change the vote tally numbers. It cannot change a complex hard copy, hand-marked paper ballot pegged to its corresponding scanned ballot image. When fully implemented, the ballot images and the audit features of these new voting machines can prevent fraudulent practices, including via fractionalized voting and other malicious programming.  Even so-called “Logic and Accuracy tests” done before or after an election begins are subject to programmable overrides. Auditor Mickey Duniho, a master programmer retired after 37 years with the National Security Agency (NSA), testified in court: “[A] L & A test only shows that the machines are working right at that moment." https://www.alternet.org/2017/06/voting-machine-digital-ballot-images-could-let-public-recount-elections/ BALLOT IMAGES – A NEW WAY TO VERIFY THAT RESULTS ARE TRUE This is already available in most systems. Laws are already on the books to authorize you to do this. It costs almost nothing and enables almost everyone to authenticate computerized voting system results. All that remains is cooperation (or court-ordered coercion) of public officials to force them to honor your rights. It is a one-two punch which makes it very difficult to tamper with results without detection – no matter who administers the system, what vendors they use, or who gets their hands on the computer code. If you do this, it won’t matter if it’s the Russians or some local good ol’ boy sticking hands into the system, because you can catch them. WHERE ARE THE BALLOT IMAGES? It depends on the make and model. Here is an excellent article regarding ballot images and other vendors. http://hubpages.com/politics/How-to-Monitor-the-Honesty-of-the-Vote-Count-Anywhere-in-America-This-Election Again, in the Premier/Diebold GEMS system you don’t have to go to the voting machines. The ballot images exist in the GEMS central tabulator. Other vendors, like ES&S, Dominion,  and Hart Intercivic have different menu navigation but also have ballot images. http://blackboxvoting.org/ballot-images/ CAMELOT TV NETWORK @JohnMappin Does @va_shiva know the KEY TO PROVING ELECTION FRAUD IN THE USA? ⁦ @realDonaldTrump ⁩ ⁦@kirstiealley ⁩ ⁦@charliekirk11 ⁩ ⁦@DonaldJTrumpJr ⁩ ⁦@benshapiro ⁩ ⁦@kayleighmcenany ⁩ @EricTrump @Nigel_Farage ⁩ https://youtu.be/SDxRb4w22wM https://mobile.twitter.com/JohnMappin/status/1324878526563147777 Jennifer Cohn    @jennycohn1 Michigan! MI is ignoring expert advice by using cellular modems that connect precinct scanners & county tabulators to the internet. Pls photograph precinct results (posted outside polling places > polls close) so we can compare them 2 official totals. 1/ https://mobile.twitter.com/jennycohn1/status/1322040432784670720 New warnings of hacking risks for voting systems connected to the internet https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp-video/mmvo76456005785