I found this article interesting. It's talking about corporate fraud and whether or not auditors should be expected to find it. How much overlap is there to voter fraud? No idea.
https://www.allbusiness.com/why-didnt-the-auditors-find-the-fraud-4967920-1.html"There’s just one problem: Audits are not designed to detect fraud. The procedures aren’t likely to find fraud. The rules don’t require the auditors to detect fraud. So why on earth are companies and shareholders trying to hold auditors responsible for the bad behavior of employees?
... The company must set up policies and procedures to prevent fraud. The company must properly monitor employees to make sure that transactions are properly authorized and recorded. The company must make sure that fraud isn’t occurring. Management is responsible for oversight of its own employees and processes.
There are times during traditional audits when the auditors have the opportunity to detect fraud. But there are two questions that must be asked:
Could the auditors have detected the fraud?
Should the auditors have detected the fraud?
The first question is fairly straightforward. If you examine the audit procedures objectively, do you see that fraud could have been detected during the audit? Many times, the answer is “no.” That is, the people within the company engaging in fraud did such a good job of covering their misdeeds that the audit procedures had almost no chance of finding the fraud.
Employees become familiar with the audit process and the type and magnitude of transactions that the auditors will typically examine. They go out of their way to cover a fraud by ensuring that the books are doctored in such a way that the auditors won’t ever look at the transactions related to the fraud."
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I'm not going to get all up in arms about the possibility of massive voter fraud, but I'm also not going to berate the people who remain unconvinced. Even more so than in corporations, our voting system isn't well designed for voter fraud prevention or detection after the fact. Just like in corporations if not more so, if there are people engaging in massive voter fraud they have access to the systems, perfect knowledge of them, and know how to cover their tracks, and it doesn't help that the Democrats don't even want voter I.D. and the other reasonable precautions to limit the opportunity for fraud.
I'm not seeing any evidence of massive voter fraud so I'm almost willing to let it go. Now all we need to seal the deal is Democrats going along with some normal voting integrity procedures and I'd be willing to have a little more faith, but instead Pelosi insists that every attempt to make elections more secure actually does the opposite and undermines our entire democratic foundation. That's just suspect.