Trump team compromised voting machines 3 states

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Thanks for posting this important story. Sidney and others are so very desparate. They accuse others, when the wrong doing is theirs.
They do need to pay. Top down really needs to pay for the misdeeds they have done to the country.
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Trump team compromised voting machines 3 states

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The original link to the WaPo article is in this piece but just in case that's behind a paywall this piece lays out what happened.

https://crooksandliars.com/2022/08/trum ... tabulators

Sidney Powell needs to go to jail for a very long time.

A team of computer experts directed by Trump-affiliated lawyers copied sensitive data from Georgia election systems as part of a secretive, multistate effort to access voting equipment that was broader, more organized and more successful than previously reported. Via The Washington Post:

As they worked to overturn Trump’s 2020 election defeat, the lawyers asked a forensic data firm to access county election systems in at least three battleground states, according to the documents and interviews. The firm charged an upfront retainer fee for each job, which in one case was $26,000.

Attorney Sidney Powell sent the team to Michigan to copy a rural county’s election data and later helped arrange for it to do the same in the Detroit area, according to the records. A Trump campaign attorney engaged the team to travel to Nevada. And the day after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol the team was in southern Georgia, copying data from a Dominion voting system in rural Coffee County.

The emails and other records were collected through a subpoena issued to the forensics firm, Atlanta-based SullivanStrickler, by plaintiffs in a long-running lawsuit in federal court over the security of Georgia’s voting systems. The documents provide the first confirmation that data from Georgia’s election system was copied. Indications of a breach there were first raised by plaintiffs in the case in February, and state officials have said they are investigating.

“The breach is way beyond what we thought,” said David D. Cross, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, who include voting-security activists and Georgia voters. “The scope of it is mind-blowing.”

Bottom line: How secure are these election systems, now that Trump election deniers have been mucking about on the back end?

Bruce P. Brown, a lawyer who represents the nonprofit Coalition for Good Governance, one of the plaintiffs in the Georgia lawsuit, said the state should institute hand-marked paper ballots immediately to protect the 2022 midterm elections.

“These Georgia counties are not equipped to protect their software from attacks from people bent on disrupting the democratic process,” Brown told The Post.
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