Now it begins. You see, when they print mail in ballots, there are micro dots that each printer prints on every page that are specific to that printer. They usually spell out the serial number so Interpol and other agencies can pinpoint where each page was made. So, if you photocopy or scan and print fake ballots, the micro dots of the new printer or copier are on the copy. So, now the election office can not only show ballots were not printed from the official election printers, but now they have the serial numbers of the devices used. Those can be traced back to who purchased the printer or copier, then DHS Cybersecurity can pay them a visit. You see, President Trump set up a new task force after the 2018 mid-term elections just for voter fraud and ballot tampering using watermarks and micro dots (you can’t see them, they are very faint) on the ballots, mail-in, absentee, and at the polling stations. Again, he had to let them break the law, now he can go on the offense. Remember, he’s still the President.