Since the news of the settlement, the narrative in the MAGAsphere is they are wondering if Dominion plans to use the settlement money on software development, to make their voting machines fully capable of cheating for Democrats without ever getting caught. They view if Dominion machines are used, results will be 99% Democrat; 1% Republican, in the next election. So yes, the FOX viewers are a lost at sea.
I’m honestly surprised cons haven’t been pushing ES&S voting machines. The voting machines that somehow get results in places like KY that have more Repubs casting votes than are registered.
Interestingly, ES&S machines have a Wi-Fi modem module that’s never been certified for voting integrity but have been found included in voting machines…claiming they’re never used. (All the voting machine mfgr scan include wireless modems, but only ES&S has inferred theirs are certified by the EAC (Election Assistance Commission.)
This isn’t the first time Election Systems & Software has faced accusations of making fabricated or misleading assertions about its voting machines.
www.politico.com
“The federal Election Assistance Commission has rebuked the nation’s top voting-machine maker over marketing materials that the panel says deceptively implied the company’s voting machines are EAC-certified.
“The commission admonished Election Systems & Software over promotional literature and statements on its website that appear to assert, falsely, that voting machines the company sells with embedded modems have been sanctioned by the EAC under its testing and certification program. The statements put ES&S in violation of the EAC’s testing and certification rules, the commission wrote in a previously unreported
March 20 letter to the company that POLITICO obtained, and directed ES&S to revise the literature and notify customers that the systems are not certified.”