An important story developed this weekend, unspooling in real time on Twitter over a Friday evening. Basically, billionaire Elon Musk gave a good friend of mine — the journalist Matt Taibbi — extensive access to Twitter’s internal e-mails and communications, and told Taibbi he could start sharing.
Mercer renewed its arrangement with Dominion in March, authorizing a $2.8 million deal for equipment and support services. Now, NJ County is reporting a problem with Dominion voting systems.
All six of this year’s most costly elections were Senate battles, with just one—the Ohio race—not categorized as a toss-up by the Cook Political Report. Here’s the list of the most expensive midterm races ever.
A report published Saturday revealed that social media giants Meta—Facebook’s parent company—and TikTok are driving traffic to content promoting a military coup to overthrow Brazil’s democracy.
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced that Facebook has received the largest election fine in U.S. history of nearly 25 million, and he said it was justified.
Fulton County, Pennsylvania filed a lawsuit (read below) against Dominion Voting Systems this morning for a “breach of contract”.
Konnech Corp, the software provider, denied any connections to the CCP and stated that all of its data was kept on American servers. However, the election software CEO was arrested over alleged data theft and storing data on servers in China.
In August of 2019, Senior Google engineer, Zachary Vorhies leaked 950 pages of internal documents providing evidence of Google’s use of blacklist, censorship, and machine learning algorithms to rig the 2020 election.
My investigation into Eugene Yu and Konnech Inc. began two weeks ago after Catherine Englebrecht of TrueTheVote and Gregg Phillips of OPSEC organized an event on Saturday, August 13th in Arizona called “the Pit”.