>>11505163 (pb)

hmm, on first reading I surmise we actually might have some reason for legitimate concern.

Read this gem from the end of the page, for instance:

“We’re very excited to partner with CISA to develop Arlo, a critical tool supporting the implementation of more efficient and effective post-election audits. Because Arlo is open-source, anyone can take it and use it and anyone can verify that it implements audits correctly,” said Ben Adida, Executive Director of VotingWorks.

The first version of Arlo is already supporting pilot post-election audits across the country, including several from this month’s elections. Some partners of this pilot program include election officials in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Missouri, Virginia, Ohio, and Georgia. Additional partners will be announced in the coming weeks. Director Krebs joined the Pennsylvania Department of State on Election Day this year to discuss the use of the tool.

Well, still as comfy?

>>11505514

precisely, interdasting and I don't know, only the link anon posted in pb:

https://www.cisa.gov/news/2019/11/21/cisa-invests-cutting-edge-election-security-auditing-tool-ahead-2020-elections

BTW thanks for that link anon!

For the rest digworthy to say the least.

Close reading of this shit makes me think the dems might have out-knowingly-ed our beloved master troll.

Or so they think…

>>11505570

TY anon.

So if secure vote has been tested and/or deployed…. and if as it seems to be the dems and their ilk stood frontline in creating this… then Steve Pieczenik's voterfraud sting operation seems to be a pretty deep one, a rabbithole in a rabbithole of sorts. Gotta love this movie.