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YepOh please, a summary of findings is just going to validate all of the information that is already all over the internet about Dominion Voting Systems. At least you admit they are vulnerable to manipulation.Because releasing too many details about the voting machines makes them more vulnerable to manipulation.Why would you hide results if there is no evidence of fraud?
Without a doubt Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania gobbled up Dominion vote changing machinesI want to see the results of this audit and compare the results to the Texas expert panel review that rejected the Dominion systems. How much you want to bet the very things the Texas panel found were exploited in Michigan?
Video of hearing removed by youtube from this morning.
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It never ceases to amaze.Video of hearing removed by youtube from this morning.
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Let me guess, this was "fact checked" by YouTube to be untrue. The cover-up of fraud is reaching monumental proportions as is the utter stupidity of those on the left who continue to ignore the cover-up.
What they were interested in most was the presidency. Watching video released of a blank ballot being adjudicated, they could vote in Biden in one quick sweep.What I want to know is how they changed the presidential votes from banana Republican to Democrats and not the Senate vote as well.
Dems need to ask those hackers for half the money back don't you think?
Half ass hackers will ruin everything.
Because releasing too many details about the voting machines makes them more vulnerable to manipulation.Why would you hide results if there is no evidence of fraud?
What I want to know is how they changed the presidential votes from banana Republican to Democrats and not the Senate vote as well.
Dems need to ask those hackers for half the money back don't you think?
Half ass hackers will ruin everything.
Because the burden of proof lies with the accuser, idiot!Why would you hide results if there is no evidence of fraud? Wouldn't you want to show the world PROOF of your claim that there was no election fraud?
What I want to know is how they changed the presidential votes from banana Republican to Democrats and not the Senate vote as well.
Dems need to ask those hackers for half the money back don't you think?
Half ass hackers will ruin everything.
The republican didn't win the senate idiot.
.
What I want to know is how they changed the presidential votes from banana Republican to Democrats and not the Senate vote as well.
Dems need to ask those hackers for half the money back don't you think?
Half ass hackers will ruin everything.
The republican didn't win the senate idiot.
.
The Dems should have taken the two seats in Georgia. Don't the conspiracy nuts think there was widespread fraud in Georgia too? Hell, half the Banana Republican joined on that last lawsuit. Budding little fascist that they are......
This is not the voter fraud that you are looking for.
You can go about your business.
Move along. Move along.
Michigan AG and Sec. of State Block Results of Forensic Audit of 22 Dominion Machines in Antrim County - Tennessee Star
Michigan AG and Sec. of State Block Results of Forensic Audit of 22 Dominion Machines in Antrim County
By Debra Heine
December 13, 2020
A Northern Michigan judge has allowed Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to block the results of a forensic audit of Dominion machines in Antrim County, where thousands of votes for President Trump were flipped to Joe Biden.
Chief Judge Kevin A. Elsenheimer last week issued an order granting a local man, William Baily, permission for a forensic examination of the county’s 22 Dominion tabulators.
Bailey filed a complaint on Nov. 23, arguing that there was election fraud in the Republican-leaning Antrim County, along with a violation of the “purity of election clause.”
A team of seven forensic investigators associated with Allied Security Operations Group (ASOG) examined the voting machines for about eight hours on Dec. 6.
According to podcaster Steve Gruber of Real America’s Voice, “Judge Elsenheimer allowed the ASOG team of seven to capture images of the hard drives,thumb drives, and master thumb drives from the 22 townships in Antrim County.”
Gruber claimed on Steve Bannon’s “War Room” broadcast on Monday that the forensics team reported that the master thumb drive was missing but was later found in an unattended, “unsecured drawer.”
He said it is the first time anyone has done a “deep dive” into the machines. Gruber also said that on the day after Thanksgiving, “three townships found open ports in the machines.”
They were supposed to be able to release their results within 48 hours.
Because Dominion systems were used in 47 out of 83 counties, hard evidence that Dominion Systems were used to flip votes from Trump to Biden would be grounds to decertify the State of Michigan election results.
In his Dec. 4 court order allowing the forensic examination, Elsenheimer included a restriction on the “use, distribution or manipulation of the forensic images and/or other information gleaned from the forensic investigation” without court permission.
Nessell’s office said Elsenheimer’s order did not go far enough.
“We’d like to know more about what was obtained, what the intent is for the use of the images obtained,” said Assistant Attorney General Heather Meingast, noting “the disclosure of some elements of the tabulators could compromise their security in future elections.”
Elsenheimer, a Republican former lawmaker and member of former Gov. Rick Snyder’s administration, granted Meingast’s request to intervene in the case, but warned he would proceed in haste.
“I intend to move this matter quickly, aggressively,” Elsenheimer said.
Matthew DePerno, a lawyer for Bailey, argued that Benson shouldn’t be allowed to intervene because she should not have direct involvement in local elections.
A state Court of Claims judge dismissed a case against Benson earlier this month on those very grounds, DePerno pointed out.
“The court concluded there was no relief to be granted because elections are local and run by local officials,” he said.
DePerno said the investigation is ongoing and data are being reviewed. But based on what had been reviewed so far, Bailey would move to decertify the Antrim County certification and push the issue to the GOP-led Legislature, he said.
“We think there are serious issues, and we’re preparing right now a motion to seek relief from the court from the protective order,” DePerno said.
In his lawsuit, Bailey said he was one of the first people to notice a vote reporting error in Antrim County that put Biden thousands of votes ahead of Trump in the Republican-leaning county.
Bailey alerted a local election official and the votes were pulled down to fix the error. Trump later was shown to have a more than 5,000 vote lead in a county where about 16,000 votes were cast.
In his initial complaint, Bailey alleged that the Antrim County presidential election “lacked all accuracy and integrity.” But Elsenheimer in last week’s order focused on a proposed marijuana retailer ordinance in the Village of Central Lake, where a 262-262 tie was overturned by one vote after a Nov. 6 retabulation.
Three ballots were alleged to have been damaged, then reproduced to allow for retabulation. Bailey argued those ballots don’t show up in the final count.
According to multiple news reports, the snafu Antrim County was the the result of human error.
“The issue with Antrim County’s presidential results occurred after county Clerk Sheryl Guy failed to update Election Source software on all tabulators after performing an update to two of them,” the Detroit News reported. “The failure caused the machines to transpose results as they were sent to the county’s main software.”
Guy, however, reportedly told DePerno in the days after the election that there was “no way for human error to occur with what she did with the voting machines, Dominion software or the results of the election.”
She allegedly changed her story due to “tremendous pressure from others in the county and at the state level as well.”
Patrick Colbeck, an election challenger from Wayne County who has testified before the state legislature, told Fox Business host Lou Dobbs that Judge Elsenheimer’s order allowing Nessel and Benson to prohibit the disclosure of the forensic results was like “the cardboard up on the window” at the TCF Center in Detroit.
“All of these people who are saying there was no election fraud are going deliberately out of their way to, filing court orders to prevent the dissemination of evidence of election fraud,” he said.
This is not the voter fraud that you are looking for.
You can go about your business.
Move along. Move along.
Michigan AG and Sec. of State Block Results of Forensic Audit of 22 Dominion Machines in Antrim County - Tennessee Star
Michigan AG and Sec. of State Block Results of Forensic Audit of 22 Dominion Machines in Antrim County
By Debra Heine
December 13, 2020
A Northern Michigan judge has allowed Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to block the results of a forensic audit of Dominion machines in Antrim County, where thousands of votes for President Trump were flipped to Joe Biden.
Chief Judge Kevin A. Elsenheimer last week issued an order granting a local man, William Baily, permission for a forensic examination of the county’s 22 Dominion tabulators.
Bailey filed a complaint on Nov. 23, arguing that there was election fraud in the Republican-leaning Antrim County, along with a violation of the “purity of election clause.”
A team of seven forensic investigators associated with Allied Security Operations Group (ASOG) examined the voting machines for about eight hours on Dec. 6.
According to podcaster Steve Gruber of Real America’s Voice, “Judge Elsenheimer allowed the ASOG team of seven to capture images of the hard drives,thumb drives, and master thumb drives from the 22 townships in Antrim County.”
Gruber claimed on Steve Bannon’s “War Room” broadcast on Monday that the forensics team reported that the master thumb drive was missing but was later found in an unattended, “unsecured drawer.”
He said it is the first time anyone has done a “deep dive” into the machines. Gruber also said that on the day after Thanksgiving, “three townships found open ports in the machines.”
They were supposed to be able to release their results within 48 hours.
Because Dominion systems were used in 47 out of 83 counties, hard evidence that Dominion Systems were used to flip votes from Trump to Biden would be grounds to decertify the State of Michigan election results.
In his Dec. 4 court order allowing the forensic examination, Elsenheimer included a restriction on the “use, distribution or manipulation of the forensic images and/or other information gleaned from the forensic investigation” without court permission.
Nessell’s office said Elsenheimer’s order did not go far enough.
“We’d like to know more about what was obtained, what the intent is for the use of the images obtained,” said Assistant Attorney General Heather Meingast, noting “the disclosure of some elements of the tabulators could compromise their security in future elections.”
Elsenheimer, a Republican former lawmaker and member of former Gov. Rick Snyder’s administration, granted Meingast’s request to intervene in the case, but warned he would proceed in haste.
“I intend to move this matter quickly, aggressively,” Elsenheimer said.
Matthew DePerno, a lawyer for Bailey, argued that Benson shouldn’t be allowed to intervene because she should not have direct involvement in local elections.
A state Court of Claims judge dismissed a case against Benson earlier this month on those very grounds, DePerno pointed out.
“The court concluded there was no relief to be granted because elections are local and run by local officials,” he said.
DePerno said the investigation is ongoing and data are being reviewed. But based on what had been reviewed so far, Bailey would move to decertify the Antrim County certification and push the issue to the GOP-led Legislature, he said.
“We think there are serious issues, and we’re preparing right now a motion to seek relief from the court from the protective order,” DePerno said.
In his lawsuit, Bailey said he was one of the first people to notice a vote reporting error in Antrim County that put Biden thousands of votes ahead of Trump in the Republican-leaning county.
Bailey alerted a local election official and the votes were pulled down to fix the error. Trump later was shown to have a more than 5,000 vote lead in a county where about 16,000 votes were cast.
In his initial complaint, Bailey alleged that the Antrim County presidential election “lacked all accuracy and integrity.” But Elsenheimer in last week’s order focused on a proposed marijuana retailer ordinance in the Village of Central Lake, where a 262-262 tie was overturned by one vote after a Nov. 6 retabulation.
Three ballots were alleged to have been damaged, then reproduced to allow for retabulation. Bailey argued those ballots don’t show up in the final count.
According to multiple news reports, the snafu Antrim County was the the result of human error.
“The issue with Antrim County’s presidential results occurred after county Clerk Sheryl Guy failed to update Election Source software on all tabulators after performing an update to two of them,” the Detroit News reported. “The failure caused the machines to transpose results as they were sent to the county’s main software.”
Guy, however, reportedly told DePerno in the days after the election that there was “no way for human error to occur with what she did with the voting machines, Dominion software or the results of the election.”
She allegedly changed her story due to “tremendous pressure from others in the county and at the state level as well.”
Patrick Colbeck, an election challenger from Wayne County who has testified before the state legislature, told Fox Business host Lou Dobbs that Judge Elsenheimer’s order allowing Nessel and Benson to prohibit the disclosure of the forensic results was like “the cardboard up on the window” at the TCF Center in Detroit.
“All of these people who are saying there was no election fraud are going deliberately out of their way to, filing court orders to prevent the dissemination of evidence of election fraud,” he said.
Here's your proof asshole. Go find it on MLive.
A hand tallied ballot recount conducted in Antrim County yielded little new information Thursday.
Preliminary results show President Donald Trump received 9,759 votes, 11 more votes than initially recorded.
President-elect Joe Biden got 5,959 votes, the hand count showed, one less than initially recorded. The new count yielded a shift of 12 votes out of 15,718 or .07%. The audit included counting all of the ballots cast in each of the county’s precincts by hand. The recount was part of a series of audits statewide that the Secretary of State’s office has called the most in-depth in Michigan’s history.
