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They were founded in Toronto but they are American. The notion that there's any degree of shadiness about them is completely unwarranted. The company and tech
by jariel 6y ago
They were founded in Toronto but they are American.
The notion that there's any degree of shadiness about them is completely unwarranted. The company and tech are perfectly legit.
If there are any 'issues' at all with the election, it's more rooted in the fact that the US can't very easily identify people, doesn't know who is dead, who is alive, and who are actual residents.
If you dig into the 'voter roll purging' issue in Georgia, it reveals that much of the problems derive from the grey areas there.
That said, the elections are clean and fair, these ambiguities don't provide necessary for widespread fraud.
- jaywalk 6y agoThey have a US HQ in Denver, but it's absurd to say that they are American: "Dominion Voting Systems Corp (Canada) owns 100% of Dominion Voting Systems, Inc (US Subsidiary)." Source: https://votingsystems.cdn.sos.ca.gov/dominion-voting/part-2.pdf https://votingsystems.cdn.sos.ca.gov/dominion-voting/part-2....
- jariel 6y agoThey are entirely based and operated out of America. That makes them American. Apple, Cisco etc. might very well have >50% ownership from non-American sources, that doesn't make them 'not American'. The outrage hyperbole over Dominion is completely fabricated, there's no basis it. Their machines + system have the level of integrity necessary for satisfying the use case they are used for. The possible 'loopholes' relate to who is using the ballots and machines, not the ballots or machines themselves.