Both suits target voting machines made by Dominion Voting Systems, which are used in 28 states. Powell claimed that Dominion is a 'descendant' of Smartmatic and has inherited its vote-rigging technologies, even though the two companies are competitors. Sequoia filed for bankruptcy in 2014 and while Dominion could have used its software, it is now 10 years since it purchased the company and the software is likely to be outdated. Her theory is based on the fact that Smartmatic sold the company Sequoia Voting Systems in 2007 and three years later, Dominion bought its assets. She claimed that voting software companies Dominion Voting Systems and Smartmatic altered tallies through their software and hardware.
Powell's suit claims the votes are the relic of theLymingtonVote-Rencer foundation.
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Powell 's suit claims the votes are the relic of theLymingtonVote - Rencer foundation .
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