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Kari Lake's lawsuit challenging the use of Dominion voting machines in Arizona goes before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals today!
Lake attorneys will present evidence that "Election Day printer failures were caused by malware or remote access."
The lawsuit was originally filed in April 2022 before the midterm election.
Lake attorneys argued that Dominion voting systems are insecure and violate the constitutional right to have an accurate vote.
It was dismissed due to lack of standing by an Obama appointed Judge.
However, Lake attorneys have since collected new evidence, and are prepared to prove that not only do they have standing, but that the machines were used to sabotage the election results.
Attorney Kurt Olson said, "We think we have very, very strong grounds to have that decision reversed. And if it is reversed, that would open up Maricopa County and Pima County to discovery.
In other words, the case would go forward with full subpoena power with full discovery, and we will be able to put people under oath." "We’ve found evidence of malware put on the printers that were used at the vote centers, 23 vote centers.
And those printers are what caused the Election Day chaos. They were printing defective ballots and also 1000s of ballots where a 19-inch image was printed on 20-inch paper.
And what that caused is the tabulators when those ballots are inserted, they can’t read them. So, they reject those ballots."
"And the system log file to tell you the extent of this problem, the system log files for those tabulators show that there were over 7000 ballot rejections every 30 minutes beginning at 6:30am all the way through 8 pm when the polls even after the polls closed."
Kari Lake's lawsuit challenging the use of Dominion voting machines in Arizona goes before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals today!
Lake attorneys will present evidence that "Election Day printer failures were caused by malware or remote access."
The lawsuit was originally filed in April 2022 before the midterm election.
Lake attorneys argued that Dominion voting systems are insecure and violate the constitutional right to have an accurate vote.
It was dismissed due to lack of standing by an Obama appointed Judge.
However, Lake attorneys have since collected new evidence, and are prepared to prove that not only do they have standing, but that the machines were used to sabotage the election results.
Attorney Kurt Olson said, "We think we have very, very strong grounds to have that decision reversed. And if it is reversed, that would open up Maricopa County and Pima County to discovery.
In other words, the case would go forward with full subpoena power with full discovery, and we will be able to put people under oath." "We’ve found evidence of malware put on the printers that were used at the vote centers, 23 vote centers.
And those printers are what caused the Election Day chaos. They were printing defective ballots and also 1000s of ballots where a 19-inch image was printed on 20-inch paper.
And what that caused is the tabulators when those ballots are inserted, they can’t read them. So, they reject those ballots."
"And the system log file to tell you the extent of this problem, the system log files for those tabulators show that there were over 7000 ballot rejections every 30 minutes beginning at 6:30am all the way through 8 pm when the polls even after the polls closed."
