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It IS interesting that prior to 2020 the discussion around electronic voting machines included so much about their insecurity (like their ability to have votes
by quantified 5y ago
It IS interesting that prior to 2020 the discussion around electronic voting machines included so much about their insecurity (like their ability to have votes tampered with undetectably). It take very odd bedfellows to turn a company like Dominion into a security protagonist. Furthermore, next election cycle they could be hacked badly and the default assumption would have shifted to “no, they’re secure, you cried wolf last time”.
How is it that Mike Lindell can be right on the topic that so many others were obviously grasping buffoons and liars about?
- quantified 5y agoAnswered: https://www.thedailybeast.com/mypillow-guy-mike-lindells-cyber-expert-admits-they-have-no-proof-of-election-hack https://www.thedailybeast.com/mypillow-guy-mike-lindells-cyb... No surprise, it was all BS.
- tzs 5y agoDominion machines use paper ballots or generate paper trails that can be hand counted to verify that the electronic count was correct.