Thank You Baker!
Opened and downloaded the VerifiedVoting Virginia file. Sorted by Maker. After subtracting out the N/A responses, the total number of machines in the database = 497; the % is calculated using that number.
Dominion, ES&S, Hart Intercivic and KnowInk combined make up 64.6% of all the machines in Virginia. Didn't remember seeing Knowink, so looked it up. Added them to the list of sketchy machines because funny/not funny - the Knowink website includes logos for Dominion, Hart, and a little tiny logo for Microvote. (Cap related) On to Microvote and Bernie Hirsch, Chief Information/Security/Quality Officer. Microvote was not in full compliance w/Election Assistance Commission standards in July 2015 (4 months prior to the general election) and yet was still 'certified' by the EAC as recommended by NTS Huntsville. And now….he is an "active founding member of the Election Infrastructure Sector Coordinating Council" which put out a letter on Nov. 12th saying "nothing to see here" in re: 2020 election fraud. How is being a voting systems executive AND serving on the EAC at the same time not a conflict of interest?
Dem Tech
94 instances - 18.91%
Dominion Voting Systems
33 instances - 6.64%
ES&S
114 instances - 22.94%
Hart Intercivic
37 instances - 7.44%
Knowink
137 instances - 27.57%
Premier/Diebold (Dominion)
1 instance - .20%
Robis
1 instance - .20%
Unisyn
70 instances - 14.08%
VR Systems
10 instances - 2.01%
N/A - 21 - 4.23%
Bernie Hirsch: https://archive.vn/16Ejp
Nothing to see here: https://www.cisa.gov/news/2020/11/12/joint-statement-elections-infrastructure-government-coordinating-council-election
KnowInk: https://archive.vn/EqvFF
MicroVote from EAC: https://www.eac.gov/sites/default/files/voting_system/files/MicroVote%20Agency%20Decision%20Grant%20of%20Cert.7.15.15.pdf
Microvote webpage: https://microvote.com/home.html
NTS Huntsville: https://www.eac.gov/voting-equipment/voting-system-test-laboratories-vstl/nts-huntsville-formally-wyle-laboratories
Verified Voting: https://verifiedvoting.org/verifier/#mode/navigate/map/ppEquip/mapType/normal/year/2020/state/51
Thursday, Feb. 15, 2018
DHS, the Election Assistance Commission (EAC), The National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS), the National Association of State Election Directors (NASED), and state and local election officials convened a meeting of the Government Coordinating Council (GCC) for the Election Infrastructure Subsector. The GCC was established in October and provides a well-tested mechanism for sharing threat information between the federal government and council partners, advancing risk management efforts, and prioritizing focus of services available to sector partners in a trusted environment.
DHS met with private sector election industry representatives in Arlington, Va., who had gathered to formally establish a Sector Coordinating Council (SCC) for the Election Infrastructure Subsector, the private sector counterpart to the GCC. This GCC-SCC structure is used by the 16 critical infrastructure sectors to facilitate joint engagement with government and private sector entities and to coordinate security and resilience efforts. The charter organizations of the SCC for the Election Infrastructure Subsector include 25 private sector and non-government organizations (listed below).
Look at who's who on the Sector Coordinating Council (SCC) for the Election Infrastructure Subsector
https://www.dhs.gov/news/2018/02/19/readout-dhs-meetings-state-election-officials-and-other-election-sector-partners
Downloaded Georgia from the VoteVerifier. The entire state of Georgia is divided between Dominion and KnowInk equipment. (see: >>11724
for info on KnowInk)
Vote Verifier Q'd up for Georgia: https://verifiedvoting.org/verifier/#mode/navigate/map/ppEquip/mapType/normal/year/2020/state/13
>>11733 Next up, any Wordpress religious content….. followed by any site that touts traditional family values followed by anything chocolate. Won't be until they get to chocolate that everyone will stand up.
>>11734 Hope you brought your helmet - they're already flyin'! Good Morning Backatcha.
>>11724 (me) Moar on KnowInk and their electronic poll 'books'. In Philly and Georgia.
From Politico in August: https://archive.vn/D611X
>>11737 Glorious indeed.
Meme Request
"Release the Kekken"
(cap from 2018)
>>11724 (me one moar time) Took one last look at the DB before heading out the door. VR systems polling books in Virginia. Adding them into the total of potentially compromised voting systems in Virginia brings the total to >85%. From Politico in 2019:
VR Systems, based in Tallahassee but with customers in eight states, used what’s known as remote-access software to connect for several hours to a central computer in Durham County, N.C., to troubleshoot problems with the company's voter list management tool, the person said. The software distributes voter lists to so-called electronic poll books, which poll workers use to check in voters and verify their eligibility to cast a ballot.
The company did not respond to POLITICO's requests for comment about its practices. But election security experts widely condemn remote connections to election-related computer systems — not only because they can open a door for intruders but because they can also give attackers access to an entire network, depending on how they’re configured.
In Durham County’s case, the computer in question communicated with North Carolina’s State Board of Elections to download the county’s voter list before elections, which could have potentially opened a gateway to the state system as well.
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/06/05/vr-systems-russian-hackers-2016-1505582
https://archive.vn/Vu9K8