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Are we being misled into believing that Dominion Voting Systems are the only ones complicit in election fraud? Why the hardline push to look at just them initiated by Sidney Powell? Is this a case of "look here, don't look there"? #Vote2020 
Fortune Magazine in 10/19 article: The article pointed out that 92 percent of the countryâs voting machine market is dominated by the Big Three: ES&S, Dominion, and Hart Intercivic. Source: https://fortune.com/2019/10/26/voting-system-security-2020/
Here in Ohio, according to Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRoseâs website, Ohioâs 88 counties use 13 different vote counting and tabulation systems. 13? WTF?
Thereâs no law in Ohio requiring a statewide voting system. All systems are provided by private corporate partisan for-profit companies whose software is proprietary & hence, secret. Here is a rundown of what machines are used in and around central Ohio & some other key counties.
The last time an analysis of Ohioâs computerized voting machines was occurred was the Everest Study in 2007 by former Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner. As part of the study, the University of Pennsylvaniaâs Department of Computer and Information Science did a...
âsecurity evaluationâ of ES&S voting machines and found the following: âWe found numerous exploitable vulnerabilities in nearly every component of the ES&S system.â ES&S is the largest supplier of computerized voting machines in Ohio.
Lake County (my county)- What to watch out for: Lake County is the only Ohio county currently using the older ES&S iVotronic voting machines. The Brennan Center reported a problem with vote flipping in the 2008 election on these machines. Election integrity activists refer to the
machine as âFlipper.â South Carolina voters sued their state because the voting machine is a DRE which is a direct reporting machine with no paper trail. The election integrity community finds the machine vulnerable to hacks and viruses. Missing, phantom, uncounted and
uncountable votes are other complaints. In 2008, 5000 phantom votes were found in Colorado in a iVotronic machine.
Article from 2/2020. (note: very liberal leaning) You get the gist of what each state is faced with. These companies compete with one another in every county of every state, and the budgets are insane. https://columbusfreepress.com/article/can-you-trust-ohio%E2%80%99s-voting-machines
I shared this Dominion price sheet yesterday as an example of the cost to the counties and districts to operate these machines. It's staggering. https://twitter.com/Delta5by5Dawn/status/1328399869644517377?s=20
Look now...another one at CISA bites the dust! https://twitter.com/NBCPolitics/status/1328858706944139265?s=20
Myth Buster? Ha! Posted October 28, 2020.
Another thread I raised questions about S.P. and her "breaking news" about "Hamm*r & Scor*Card". https://twitter.com/Delta5by5Dawn/status/1325465703349161984?s=20
