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 satisfy the independence requirement of a meaningful public accuracy test. The EOG Report further confirmed that 35 tabulator memory cards were swapped mid-election without documented authorization – an event that, had L&A testing been independently and comprehensively conducted on the actual production memory cards that were ultimately used, would have been detectable.