Judge Tosses Lawsuit Over Ohio Voting Machines
Get ready for more of this sort of thing
A judge has rejected claims raised in an election-eve lawsuit that new software used in voting equipment in some Ohio counties could cause ballots to be altered.
Federal judge Gregory Frost said in a ruling Tuesday that the elections activist who raised the allegation has shown zero chances of succeeding if the case went to trial.
Frost said Bob Fitrakis, a Green Party candidate for Congress, presented only theories and opinions that the software might cause voting night irregularities.
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Possible shenanigans on video of these machines changing votes(more accurately, misallocating)
check this out