Reporter : Luo Tingting / Editor: Wen Hui / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/11/07/a102981387.html / Direct translation
Image : The picture shows the Pennsylvania staff counting votes on November 6. (Jeff Swensen / Getty Images)
A serious "fault" problematic software in the US general election counted Trump's votes to Biden. In one county in Michigan alone, 6,000 Trump's votes were counted. Biden. It is reported that 30 states in the United States are using the software, including all key swing states, which has a serious impact on the fairness of the election.
On the evening of November 6, Eastern Time, Fox News producer and senior columnist Kyle Becker tweeted, “In Michigan, 6,000 Trump votes are transferred to Biden’s election software system called Dominion.”
"It is used in 30 states, including Nevada, Arizona, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania, etc." Baker said.
He also specifically pointed out, "Every major swing state has one!"
That afternoon, Republicans in Michigan held a press conference to disclose that a large number of votes were counted to the Democratic Party after the software "faulted". Dozens of counties in Michigan use this software. In one county, the software gave Biden 6,000 votes for Trump.
According to the American online political media "Townhall", the chairman of the Republican Party of Michigan, Laura Cox said, "In Antrim County, the votes originally cast for the Republican Party were counted for the Democrats, resulting in a floating 6,000 ballot ballot against our candidates. The county clerk stands up and says that a fault in the tabulation software caused a counting error. Since then (referring to the occurrence of the fault), we have now found that 47 counties use this software."
In addition, according to a report from POLITICO magazine on the 4th, the day before the election, the supplier uploaded an update on the election service machine. After the general election began, the systems in Morgan and Spalding counties "faulted" and became inoperable for several hours, and the final voting time was extended to 11 pm.
Marcia, head of the Spalding County Election Commission. Marcia Ridley said that these companies “reported something abnormal last night, which caused a malfunction.” As a result, polling station staff were unable to encode voter cards.
"This is something they have never done. I have never seen them update anything the day before the election." Marcia Ridley said that she did not know what was uploaded.
According to reports, the two counties use Dominion voting machines. Director of the Morgan County Election and Registration Commission Jennifer Doran said that polling station administrators used their own cards and codes to initialize voting machines for each voter, which caused long lines in some districts.
According to reports, Georgia only used Dominion machines in counties across the state this year to replace the 20-year old system.
There was news on Twitter that the Dominion software system was owned by the current speaker of the House of Representatives, Democrat Pelosi's husband, and was made in China. If this news is true, it will be another example of the CCP's infiltration and interference with the US election.
In April this year, Huawei's communications equipment was used in the South Korean general election, and QR code cheating appeared suspected of illegally manipulating voting machines, voting by communications, and voting early. The East Asia Research Center suspects that the hardware and software of the ticket counting machine and computer produced by Huawei, as well as the information network communication equipment have been tampered with, and the QR code used for communication voting and early voting is also problematic.
The center pointed out that the instructions required to operate the voting machine can be sent to the main server from the outside through the QR code, and the voting server can be connected to China and run from there. The East Asian Research Center questioned that the CCP used Huawei's voting device to interfere with the results of the South Korean election.
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