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Activists have flooded state lawmakers’ inboxes and voicemails with demands to investigate. These calls align with partisan efforts to relitigate election results in swing states like Arizona, Pennsylvania and Georgia.

Ocean County Board of Commissioners is expected to award the contract for new voting machines to Dominion, against expert advice.

County commissioners believe the cost of the two contracts should be reimbursed by the state under the "state mandate, state pay" requirement.

The Shelby County Commission rejected a resolution to purchase voting machines for a second time, sending a resounding message to the Election Commission that they still favor hand-marked paper ballots, not ballot marking devices. “I can understand their position tonight,” Election Commission Chairman Brent Taylor said. “Unfortunately, (the County Commission) is not charged with the responsibility of conducting elections. The Shelby County Election Commission is by statute charged with co...

County Administrative Director Renee Obermueller explained more about the five-year agreement. The cost of the support and service agreement is $86,000 for software and $26,000 for hardware, but payments will be made at $17,000 and $5,000 annually for the five-year term.

Updated: 10:18 AM EDT Jul 17, 2021 WXII12.com Web Staff Some North Carolina lawmakers want to inspect voting machines in the state, arguing that elections officials are trying to hide something from them, NBC affiliate WRAL reports.A group of House Republicans who call themselves the Freedom Caucus say voting machines should be inspected so they can ensure North Carolinians that the states elections are secure.Click the video player above to watch headlines from WXII 12 N...

By: Sherman Smith - July 14, 2021 2:58 pm Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab answers questions from news reporters following the 2020 Electoral College vote in the House chamber at the Statehouse. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector) TOPEKA — An attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas says the state’s open records law might as well not exist if Secretary of State Scott Schwab is allowed to keep public information hidden by reconfiguring software. Attorney Josh Pierson arg...

This comes as Democrat officials and mainstream media outlets continue to tout the "security" of the 2020 election

The board reluctantly approved Wednesday the purchase of Dominion voting machines, to comply with an Ohio Supreme Court order.

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