Modems are in vote tabulators and scanners
According to NBC.
A modem connects devices like voting machine systems to the Internet.
Their election data travels wirelessly through global telecommunication lines.
So why do Election Boards use modems?
They want to keep their jobs.
They get fired if the politician who appointed them loses on November 5th.
Eighty percent of voters mark their ballots by hand.
Their vote is negated when they insert their ballot into a scanner or tabulator.
Just ask the people at:
Edison Research
AP, or
the Carter Center.
According to Dominion’s Eric Coomer, their Chief of Security, their customers’ election data is transmitted from Mongolia.
