"Look in the "C:\path\to\project\NotCastImages" folder on all the ICC hardware for ambiguous ballots. Arizona had a lot of issues with sharpie markers. The ICC hardware might have marked such ballots as ambiguous. Ambiguous ballots are not counted, but are saved to a folder."

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"Look in the "C:\path\to\project\NotCastImages" folder on all the ICC hardware for ambiguous ballots. Arizona had a lot of issues with sharpie markers. The ICC hardware might have marked such ballots as ambiguous. Ambiguous ballots are not counted, but are saved to a folder." (pic8.co)

They can be counted manually, assuming nobody deleted the folder holding the ambiguous ballot scans.

If the folder was deleted, federal data forensics teams could theoretically undelete it and perhaps track down the person who deleted it.

> They can be counted manually, assuming nobody deleted the folder holding the ambiguous ballot scans. > If the folder was deleted, federal data forensics teams could theoretically undelete it and perhaps track down the person who deleted it.

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