Does Anyone Have Confidence in These Voting Machines ?

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: WeMustCare

originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: whyamIhere

Dominion systems in 12 states. Dominion CEO says his systems (Software & Hardware) are terrible.

Voting machines connected to a closed Wi-Fi network can have their votes manipulated by a laptop that hacks into the system, just like someone can access your home wi-fi network if they are close enough.

And which models of voting machines have Wi-Fi adapters?

All Dominion machines have adapters.

a reply to: TinfoilTophat

Dominion at least does have internet access, worse yet at least some are wifi capable.

They are stupidly easy to hack anyone with an ounce of ability can hack them.

ETA: I have zero faith, had to research them during my capstone course nothing has showed an ounce of security in these machines.

a reply to: Irishhaf

HACKING may be one of the "highly classified" election interference attacks Donald Trump told Judge Chutkan he wants to reveal at his trial.

Source: www.newsweek.com...

He told her this in 2023, and the trial suddenly went into frozen mode, where it remains today.

originally posted by: whyamIhere
I don’t.

Something about them doesn’t sit right.

Seems like it makes cheating a lot easier.

Before you tell me I’m old and don’t get it.

That have literally hacked every computer ever built.

Something about a paper receipt.

Anyone else ? Coherent thoughts ?

There have already been reports of vote flipping(Georgia), and the paper ballots were printed with he flipped votes.

a reply to: EyeoftheHurricane

President Trump pointed out the many Georgia election integrity failures to S.O.S. Brad Raffensperger.

Here: apnews.com...

Maybe Trump knew, or maybe he didn't know that Raffensperger and Georgia governor Kemp received a large $$$ kickback from Dominion Voting Systems, in return for giving Dominion the $120,000,000 contract for handling all electronic vote casting in the state.

The machines were investigated by a CIA researcher. They are designed to cheat for the democrats on behalf of Venezuelan cartels.
CIA investigates Voting Machines

a reply to: whyamIhere

We used to use pencils...with erasers..Nixon forward.

And THEN? There was the "hanging Chad" not completely pencil-punched thru paper holes in Florida....

a reply to: mysterioustranger

Yea and back then they managed to get everything counted and wrapped up in a day and yet all of these things done to make it easier and faster takes weeks to reach a conclusion.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: TheTardis2

Does Oklahoma transport ballots to a central counting facility? Or are the ballots counted at each polling place and transmitted?

I believe they are transmitted to a clearinghouse or something and the paper ballots are delivered later.

Absolutely! I have complete and utter confidence in these machines… that they will/ are used for cheating.

The dominion logo literally shows the red entry and a blue exit.

a reply to: whyamIhere

Dominion machines started out side the USA, where they were used to steal elections and force countries into Communism.

There was a HUGE thread about this, that practically turned into a research project.

Do a little digging, and will find out all the deception behind voting machines by Dominion.

If We the People want FAIR elections, we need to return to Paper Ballots, and count them same day are cast.

Vote counts NEVER took longer than same day my entire 45 years of this life. Only in last couple elections have we strayed from the system that worked. Other than rndom hanging Chad's, vote count has never been hard to tabulate.

If it isn't broken, don't fix it.

Well they broke it, we better fix it.

a reply to: TipToeDrifter

When voting in Arizona during the primaries this year, I saw 3 people turned away because of something on their DMV

I TOTALLY believe in the cheat - hell, LBJ was a KNOWN cheater and that was in the SIXTIES

The cool thing about being FREE is that you can believe anything you wish to believe

Last time I used an electromic ballot machine locally they were so out of date they kept defaulting to Republican automatically on a straight ticket due to poor calibration and outdated screens and it was infuriating.

We were more liberal back then and interested in public works and welfare, but over the past four years it's time to flip my vote the other way 'round and vote R and NO on Proposal 2.

No Dominion in 2016. Trump won at 10pm on election night.

originally posted by: underpass61
a reply to: whyamIhere

Kinda funny how a computerized vote system can take several days or weeks to tally a vote, when the old way it was finished overnight.

I thought computers were supposed to be more efficient than humans.

This is the #1 sign.

With computers the tally should be completed the moment voting is shut off, not a minute later.

originally posted by: TinfoilTophat
How does one hack a machine that has no internet access?

I voted early, in Texas on Monday.

Registered voter for 16 years and this was the longest wait I ever experienced at the polls. I suspect record turnouts this election.

Went in. Showed my DL. They printed up a ticket with a number. You enter that number in a booth, then vote. Machine spits out a paper ballot and you hand it to a volunteer.

Put it this way, if you really believe that voting is rigged, don't even bother.

ask Iran how their nuclear fuel enrichment centrifuges got damaged by suxnet virus when they were not connected to the internet.
the voting machines are only part of the system.