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Fulton County L&A Testing for Advance Voting Tabulators Not Independently Verified – Dominion Personnel Conducted Testing (GA)

Reasonable Inference Dominion Voting Systems personnel, operating under a nearly $2 million on-site staffing contract with Fulton County, were directly involved in programming, testing, and post-election support for the county’s voting equipment, including participation in L&A testing procedures. Official L&A testing conducted by a vendor with a financial interest in the system’s continued deployment cannot […]

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Late-Stage BMD Software Update Nullified Prior L&A Testing on All 30,000 Devices (GA)

Established Fact Shortly after L&A testing began across Georgia’s counties in advance of the November 2020 general election, a display bug was discovered in the Dominion ICX BMD software. The Secretary of State’s office coordinated a software patch – described as correcting the visual display of ballots – that was distributed and installed on all

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Non-“Air Gapped” Scanner Configuration Deployed in Support of 2020 Election Operations (MI)

Established Fact Election records obtained in response to FOIA request for 2020 election records that were subpoenaed by the MI legislature revealed that LAN-enabled JF-prefix Serial Numbers were deployed in Livonia, MI rather than the “air-gapped” JS-prefix models. The deployed version significantly increased the risk of network-based subversion of the election and indicates that the

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ESS Tabulators with Embedded 4G Modems Not Disclosed Before or During L&A Testing – Connectivity Undetected (WI)

Established Fact As documented in the Gableman Report, ESS voting tabulators deployed in Wisconsin were manufactured and deployed with embedded 4G cellular wireless modems enabling internet connectivity. L&A testing protocols in Wisconsin – and nationally – do not include network traffic monitoring, port scanning, or connectivity verification as components of the accuracy test. As a

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Non-Certified Software Tools, Pre-Election EMS Changes, and Failed L&A Tests on Certified Dominion System (PA)

Disputed Fact Independent forensic examination of Fulton County’s Dominion Democracy Suite 5.5 server – conducted by a third-party consultant retained by Fulton County – found: (a) failure to meet Commonwealth certification requirements; (b) non-certified database tools installed on the Dominion system; (c) changes made to the EMS three weeks before the 2020 election; and (d)

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Equipment Chain of Custody Discrepancy With the Poll Tape Metadata (MI)

Established Fact “The Antrim Paradox,” highlights an irreconcilable discrepancy between the documented chain of custody for voting equipment and the metadata printed on the physical poll tapes. While the Halderman report attributes massive vote mis-mapping to a “one-row shift” caused by an outdated election definition on a CompactFlash (CF) card, the actual poll tapes produced

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ICX BMDs Deployed in Uncertified Tabulator/DRE Mode (GA)

Established Fact The Dominion ImageCast X (ICX) was EAC-certified under Democracy Suite 5.5-A exclusively as a Ballot Marking Device (BMD) – not as a tabulator or direct-recording electronic (DRE) system. That distinction was expressly addressed in the certification. Field deployment photographs and analysis from a Pro V&V audit documented that Georgia’s ICX devices were operating

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EMS Compiler Installed – Capable of Generating New Executables During Live Election (AZ)

Disputed Fact Cotton’s forensic presentation to the Arizona Senate documented that a compiler was installed on the Maricopa EMS – a tool providing the ability to modify and create executable files and drivers on the fly that could alter election results without detection. Evidence showed that new executable files were created at least three times

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EMS OS and Antivirus Unpatched Since August 2019 – Contradictory CISA Guidance (AZ)

Established Fact The Cyber Ninjas audit documented as an established fact that neither the EMS operating system nor its antivirus software had been patched or updated since August 2019 – the date of Dominion’s software installation – meaning Maricopa ran a presidential election on a system with 15+ months of unaddressed CVEs. Maricopa County contended

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Post-Certification Software Alterations – 45 EXEs and 1,053 DLLs Modified (AZ)

Disputed Fact Forensic cybersecurity analyst Ben Cotton (CyFIR), retained by the Arizona Senate audit, documented that after the Dominion software installation 45 .exe packages and 1,053 .dll files were modified, and 4 .exe files and 377 .dll files were newly created on the EMS system. Cotton stated: “The machine behavior settings (MBS) and the database

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