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And the threats directed at Coomer keep on coming, despite the fact that he did not write the code for Dominion machines — ironically, a large portion of his work has centered on an effort to ensure that Dominion machines in Colorado can be audited by the state's risk-limiting audit process, widely praised for its effectiveness in ensuring fair elections. Coomer has also worked to improve access for third-party researchers to evaluate and analyze voting systems. Coomer didn't wait on Dominion. On December 22, he filed a defamation lawsuit against a long list of defendants, including Oltmann...

The Dominion Voting Systems employee who went into hiding after social media users placed a $1 million bounty on his head has made a virtual appearance in the courts — and his 52-page lawsuit filed December 22 in Denver District Court targets President Donald Trump’s campaign, multiple media outlets, former Trump attorney Sidney Powell and an outspoken Castle Pines businessman, among other defendants. Eric Coomer works as director of product security and strategy for Dominion Voting Systems, the Denver-based company that's been the subject of nationwide scrutiny amid rumors that it rigge...

A week after Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold certified the results of the state vote, and a day after the electoral college voted to confirm that Joe Biden had won the presidential race, Colorado Representative Lori Saine convened a meeting of the Legislative Audit Committee on December 15, when lawmakers listened to eight hours of testimony loosely tied to the broad topic of election fraud. The lineup included everyone from Jenna Ellis — the former (and fired) Weld County deputy district attorney who now works as Trump’s lawyer and testified from Washington, D.C. — to count...

While Governor Jared Polis and Secretary of State Jena Griswold presided over the meeting of the state's presidential electors at the Colorado Capitol on December 14, the election isn't over yet...at least not for some people. On December 15, the Legislative Audit Committee will be back at the Capitol for a special meeting to consider the state's election system, in yet another spinoff from speculation and sour grapes centering on Dominion Voting Systems, the Denver-based company that's been labeled "very suspect" by President Donald Trump. The committee's chair, Representative Lori Saine, c...