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'Mainstream' media finally admits voting machines connected to internet can be hacked, which is exactly what Trump said - Vimarsana News

'Mainstream' media finally admits voting machines connected to internet can be hacked, which is exactly what Trump said

Following the chaotic 2020 election, lawyers for President Donald Trump, along with several computer and election experts, sounded the alarm about voting machines in key battleground states that [...]

Some Republicans Want to Count Votes by Hand. Bad Idea, Experts Say. - Vimarsana News

Some Republicans Want to Count Votes by Hand. Bad Idea, Experts Say.

Republican county officials, as well as candidates for statewide offices, suggest that counting by hand would be more reliable than machine tabulation. Research shows the opposite.

Explainer-U.S. midterm elections: How America casts and counts its votes - Vimarsana News

Explainer-U.S. midterm elections: How America casts and counts its votes

By Matt Zdun (Reuters) - Misinformation online and false claims of election fraud by former President Donald Trump and his allies have sharply eroded ...

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Explainer-U.S. Midterm Elections: How America Casts And Counts Its Votes - Vimarsana News

Explainer-U.S. Midterm Elections: How America Casts And Counts Its Votes

Misinformation online and false claims of election fraud by former President Donald Trump and his allies have sharply eroded public trust in the integrity of U.S.

How wireless modems in voting machines could endanger the midterms - Vimarsana News

How wireless modems in voting machines could endanger the midterms

The modems help election officials report results quickly, but security experts say they’re too dangerous to trust.