Only a few companies dominate the market for computer voting machines. Alarmingly, under U.S. federal law, no background checks are required on these companies or their employees. Fellons and foreigners can, and do, own computer voting machine companies.
Voting machine companies demand that clients sign 'proprietary' contract to protect their trade secrets, which prohibits a thorough inspection of voting machines by outsiders.
Unbelievabley, it appears that most election officials don't require paper ballots to back up or audit electronic election results. So far, lawsuits to allow complete access to inspect voting machines, or to require paper ballots so that recounts are possible...have failed.
As far as we know, some guy from Russia could be controlling the outcome of computerized elections in the United States.
Listen to todays show to get educated.
Best Wishes,
Eileen Left
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