UPDATE: Attorney General Todd Blanche “Endeavors” to Secure Dominion Voting Machines from 2020 Election that Allegedly Showed Proof of Foreign Involvement
A major lawsuit was submitted by Fulton County, Pennsylvania officials against Dominion Voting Systems in September 2022. The post UPDATE: Attorney General Todd Blanche “Endeavors” to Secure Dominion Voting Machines from 2020 Election that Allegedly Showed Proof of Foreign Involvement appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Fulton County, Pennsylvania, filed a lawsuit against Dominion Voting Systems in September 2022, alleging contract violations, certification issues, and the presence of foreign databases and scripts. An expert report highlighted numerous security vulnerabilities, including the potential for malicious software installation and the use of unauthorized USB drives. Despite key claims being dismissed by a judge and an amended complaint also being dismissed due to lack of standing, Attorney General Todd Blanche is reportedly involved in securing the voting machines.
- Fulton County sued Dominion Voting Systems in September 2022 for contract violations and security concerns.
- The lawsuit cited issues like foreign IP addresses, unauthorized scripts, and the insertion of external USB drives.
- An expert report by J. Alex Halderman detailed security vulnerabilities in Dominion’s ICX software.
- Key claims in the lawsuit were dismissed by a judge, and a subsequent amended complaint was also dismissed.
- Attorney General Todd Blanche is reportedly involved in securing the Dominion voting machines.
- The DOJ and FBI have been reviewing evidence related to Dominion and foreign communications with Fulton County’s equipment.
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