I wonder - did my vote even count?

Los Angeles County enters into "Shady” Deal with foreign company to operate its elections.

http://12160.info/page/wtf-los-angeles-county-enters-into-shady-deal-with-foreign-compan

California has among the nation’s most rigorous election equipment certification regimes and requires independent forensic testing including attempted hacking. In the case of the VSAP system, testers found a series of problems that made its system vulnerable to unauthorized access. Their report said "seals, locks, labels and sensors can all be bypassed" on the system, and the ballot box can be opened without detection — meaning ballots can be inserted or removed. They also determined that "unrestricted access to, and the ability to boot from, the USB port allows access to data" that could thus be tampered with.

Padilla is requiring modifications to address those problems and mandating the use of state-approved locks and seals to prevent and detect tampering — and the training of poll works in how to clear ballot jams.

But Susan Greenhalgh of the National Election Defense Coalition, said Friday that the testing shows the VSAP system is far from meeting California's own stringent security standard, the public's expectation or the terms of the contract.

“It's faulty at best and dangerously naive at worst,”

https://www.usnews.com/news/business/articles/2020-01-24/california-oks-highly-questioned-la-county-voting-system