There is significant evidence of contradictory sworn statements made by Dr. Eric Coomer, a former high-ranking official at Dominion Voting Systems, across two legal proceedings: a 2022 grand jury and a 2026 civil deposition. The following analysis reveals a substantial shift in testimony regarding four critical areas: internet connectivity and “air gaps,” Dominion’s access to […]
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Executive Summary Between December 2020 and June 2021, multiple cybersecurity and forensic experts conducted technical examinations of voting equipment and systems used in Antrim County, Michigan during the November 3, 2020 general election. These examinations, commissioned as part of litigation (Bailey v. Antrim County, Case No. 20-9238-CZ), produced 15 expert reports documenting cybersecurity vulnerabilities, system
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The Supreme Court has ruled that Congressman Mike Bost and similarly situated candidates do have constitutional standing to challenge Illinois’ practice of counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day, and sent the case back to the lower courts to consider the merits of the challenge. What the Court Decided The Court held that a candidate
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The attached report, “Preliminary Assessment of Wireless Communications Technology for Michigan Voting Systems” (April 9, 2021, by James Thomas Penrose IV), analyzes security issues involving the use of wireless technology in Michigan voting systems, primarily focusing on Dominion and ES&S equipment. The report finds that both vendors’ systems have included wireless transmission capabilities—Dominion’s proposal for
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