Voting Machines

• An investigation into seized Puerto Rican voting machines revealed significant security flaws, although no evidence suggests these vulnerabilities were used to alter election results. • The report highlights how technical glitches, such as those seen in Maricopa County, Arizona, during the 2022 midterms, are often weaponized by political figures to claim voter disenfranchisement. • While a judge ruled that no voters were prevented from casting ballots in Arizona, Donald Trump and his allies used the malfunctions to fuel conspiracy theories regarding election integrity.

• President Donald Trump announced a primetime address scheduled for Thursday to deliver what he describes as "big news." • The speech will primarily focus on election integrity and the role of voting machines, alongside other undisclosed topics. • This address follows ongoing disputes regarding the legitimacy of election results and the security of voting technology.

National intelligence director said voting machine seizure was requested by US attorney in Puerto Rico – who’s been trying to revive 2020 election conspiracy theoryWhen the US director of national intelligence (DNI), Tulsi Gabbard, testified on Thursday that her office seized voting machines from Puerto Rico, she said it was at the request of the office of the US attorney in Puerto Rico. Left unsaid was that the prosecutor, as the Guardian previously reported, has been the center of a push by Donald Trump supporters to revive a long discredited conspiracy theory purporting to link Venezuela to Trump’s 2020 electoral defeat.Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, the conspiracy theory maintains, controlled electronic voting machines worldwide and remotely manipulated results in 2020 to deprive Trump of a presidential victory. Continue reading...