Stolen elections run on Dell

August 12, 2023 Harry the Greek

Joyce Benson (D-MI) and an identified election worker

As Michigan’s Secretary of State, Benson controls Michigan’s elections.

Michigan’s stolen elections run on Dell.

Benson insists on it.

The desktop being used in the above photo is in Lansing, Michigan.

It is marked “Dell.”

The photo above is dated Feb. 3rd, 2023.

Coffee County, Georgia, combines Dell hardware with Dominion software.

Dell logos are on the bottom left and right.

The red logo for the Dominion Voting Systems software is on the top right.

The photo is dated Dec. 9th, 2020.

Please fast-forward this video to 43 seconds:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijjwS6h-PyU&t=44s

The OmniBallot Ballot Marking Device

Election Boards rely on Dell computers to steal elections.

Without them, they can’t.

Dominion Voting Systems name 38 of the Dell models that political hacks should use on Election Day.

If they don’t, they lose their jobs.

Dominion’s 19-page report about Dell is dated March 16th.

It is imaged and linked here:

These are the 25 Dell computer models named on Page Eleven of Dominion’s report:

Page Eleven of 19 Pages

These are the six Dell computer models named on Page 12:

The EAC certified an additional five on Jan. 13th.

They are Dell Precision models:

Above, the computer to the right in Douglas County, GA, has the Dell logo. The election person is unidentified.

These are the same Dell models used in all Georgia counties like Douglas to rig elections in 2022 and 2020.

However, Douglas County’s computers, servers, and software were removed and destroyed two months ago.

According to Gabriel Sterling, CEO of the Georgia Secretary of State.

Sterling’s office runs Georgia’s elections.

Gabriel also said that Georgia will keep the same voting systems for next year’s Presidential Election.

Even though upgrades are available now.

Why the delay until after the November Presidential Election?

For “security reasons,” Sterling said.

The EAC has certified that these 16 election software companies can only function “properly” using Dell computers: