Dominion Voting Systems Forces Government Not To Disclose Fraud...

[Ingomike]

8. Customer shall take any and all action necessary or appropriate to assert all applicable or potentially applicable exemptions from disclosure under the FOIA Statute and take all other legally permissible steps to resist disclosure of the Information including, without limitation, commencement or defense of any legal actions related to such disclosure. In the event Customer receives a request for Information under the FOIA Statute, Customer shall inform Dominion of such request within ten (10) days of Customer's knowledge or such shorter period as necessary under the FOIA Statute to avoid prejudice to Dominion's ability to oppose disclosure...

DuPage County Clerk signed anti-transparency contract with Dominion Voting Systems – Dominion encouraged County to resist disclosure of information

DuPage Co. (ECWd) – When people are denied public records they routinely reach out to us for assistance and more often than not, we are able to request the same records and we get them. Whe…

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[Aggar]

Well there you have it folks.

 

[Slapstick]

No surprise there. I've never known a cheater or a liar that didn't go to great extremes to hide it.

 

[marvin02]

The article linked is an informative read. It only applies to the specific contract discussed in the article, others may be different.

In the software world closed source software is generally not trusted. Any software used for voting should have a rigorous review.

This may be a point to be raised with our elected representatives.

I also wonder if the software will be a point raised in the defamation lawsuits Dominion is bringing.

 

[smittygj]

I also wonder if the software will be a point raised in the defamation lawsuits Dominion is bringing.

I should hope so, they are going after Giuliani with a huge lawsuit.

 

[Ingomike]

The article linked is an informative read. It only applies to the specific contract discussed in the article, others may be different.

In the software world closed source software is generally not trusted. Any software used for voting should have a rigorous review.

This may be a point to be raised with our elected representatives.

I also wonder if the software will be a point raised in the defamation lawsuits Dominion is bringing.

Of course it is a specific contract to that county. So you think they put that in there because the suspected the country was special and needed that extra point and they don't use it elsewhere? That they don't use a generally standard contract around the country?

 

[marvin02]

Of course it is a specific contract to that county. So you think they put that in there because the suspected the country was special and needed that extra point and they don't use it elsewhere? That they don't use a generally standard contract around the country?

No - just not jumping to conclusions. Other contracts may be more or less restrictive.

 

[Ingomike]

No - just not jumping to conclusions. Other contracts may be more or less restrictive.

Have you ever seen a dominion contract? I have seen other parts from other states and the end result is always the same...

Also saw the purchase contracts where they specified modems and intenet connections for their systems...