A multitude of lawsuits – some of them still pending – and many supporters of President Trump have alleged that Dominion voting machines failed in …
A multitude of lawsuits – some of them still pending – and many supporters of President Trump have alleged that Dominion voting machines failed in the November election, miscounting votes, flipping votes from President Trump to Joe Biden and much more. The company has responded with threats to sue. But now a state official in Georgia has confirmed a failure of the machines on Tuesday during the runoffs for two Senate seats. Gabriel Sterling, the state’s voting system implementation manager, said the issue is “a programming error on security keys for some locations.” He claimed voting was continuing with “backup emergency ballots.” An audit of Dominion machines a Michigan county, where 6,000 votes were flipped from President Trump to Biden, found an error rate as high as 68%. Georgia radio host John Fredricks reported what listeners have told him Dominion machines are down in three of the largest Republican precincts.
