Reply #46: But the fix is already in:

[EuroObserver]

"But Brett Rapp, the president of Triad, said that although it would be unusual for an employee to ask about a specific precinct, preparing the machines for a recount was standard procedure and was done in all 41 counties where Triad handles vote counts."

¿Preparing for recount?

Also, seems the selection of 3% recount precincts should have been random (and, one would assume, secret).

"He then asked which precinct would be counted for the 3% recount test, and the one which had been selected as it had the right number of votes, was relayed to him. He then went back and did something else to the tabulator computer."

So how come BoE officials knew which had been chosen?