Feds let 44 companies rig elections

According to Democracy Live, an election technology company, they were “selected” by these federal agencies to rig elections:

• Pentagon, also known as the Dept. of Defense (DOD), and the

  https://newsothersmiss.com/blog/cybercom-nsa-election-security-group-paul-nakasone-pentagon-in-charge-midterm-election-results-november-8-defensegov/news/news-stories/article/3138374/-usps-marc-elias-hillary-lawyer-dod

• State Department (DOS)

  https://www.state.gov/subjects/elections/

https://democracylive.com/our-company/

However, according to a press release by Votem, another election technology company, they were appointed by DHS to fix elections too.

The Department of Homeland Security is DHS.

https://votem.com/votem-to-be-a-founding-member-in-dept-of-homeland-security-council-on-elections/

Votem uses technology provided by its partner, Konnech.

https://votem.com/votem-announces-acquisition-mobile-voting-business/

Another federal agency promoting fraudulent voting machine systems is:

• CISA (Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency), a division of DHS

  https://www.dhs.gov/websites

https://www.cisa.gov/government-facilities-election-infrastructure-charters-and-membership

CISA’s 44-member Election Sector Coordinating Council includes:

• Amazon Web Services (AWS)

• Arrikan, Inc./Chaves Consulting, Inc.

• Associated Press (AP) Elections

• Ballottrax (i3logix, Inc.)

• BlueCrest

• Canton Group, The

• Civix

• Clear Ballot Group

• CyberDefenses, Inc.

• Democracy Live

https://democracylive.com/

• Democracy Works

• DemTech Voting Solutions

• DFM Associates

• Dominion Voting Systems

• EasyVote

• ElectionIQ

• Election Systems & Software (ES&S)

• Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC)

• ElectSure Learning

• Enhanced Voting

• Freeman, Craft, McGregor Group

• Hart InterCivic

• KNOWInk

• Konnech (Votem)

  https://votem.com/votem-announces-acquisition-mobile-voting-business/

• K&H Election Services

• Microsoft

• Microvote General Corp.

• NTS Data Services

• Pro V&V

• Runbeck Election Services

• Ryder Election Services

• SCYTL

• SeaChange Print Innovations

• SLI Compliance

• Smartmatic

• Tenex Software Solutions

• Unisyn Voting Solutions

• Victor Envelope Company

• Voatz

• VOTEC

• Votem (Konnech)

  https://votem.com/votem-to-be-a-founding-member-in-dept-of-homeland-security-council-on-elections/

• VoteShield

• Voting Works

• VR Systems

https://www.cisa.gov/government-facilities-election-infrastructure-charters-and-membership

The Pentagon and State Department have granted these 44 firms immunity under the guise of “national security” and diplomatic immunity.

When sued, their records are sealed from the public.

This makes it impossible for people to reverse election results based on fraud.

Instead, rigging elections are legal.

One way to reverse that trend is to file fraud claims.

Details are in this story:

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https://www.eac.gov/voting-equipment/voluntary-voting-system-guidelines

The federal government has acknowledged that no electronic voting system is safe or secure.

Why?

Because they have no accuracy requirements.

Instead, they are:

• “voluntary,” and

• inaccurate

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