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The computer glitch that was found to have turned 6000 Trump votes into Biden votes in Michigan. Software that's used in 47 other Michigan counties, not to mention pretty much all the states with miraculous vote changes for Biden.

That was not a computer glitch. That was a programming decision. Whether that was some sort of programming error, which seems highly unlikely, or if it was deliberate cheating I don't know, but I highly suspect deliberately bad software. Let's face it; adding integers is just about the easiest thing to get a computer to do (and if you're thinking of adding votes as floating point numbers, go back to school).

Let's get one thing clear. Computer "glitches" cause a system to fail, or cause it produce random-looking outputs. They can even possibly reboot the system. If it's good software, it gives some sort of indication that something bad happened. If it changes the results of a count, or moves it to another candidate that's something else.

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