To Save the Union America Needs Free and Fair Elections – As a First Step, Only Legally Certified Voting Systems Should be Used

We then found out from a presentation in Georgia that the election process includes taking USBs from the machines and transporting them to the main location where they were consolidated and the election results are then forwarded to a company called SCYTL before being forwarded to the state or Edison for reporting to the Mainstream Media.

The use of USBs in today’s world is one thing but another is that embedded in this process there is a point where data can be accessed and changed by bad actors.  This is when the data from the USBs are consolidated.  Bad actors can use simple SQL queries to change results.

The only answer to transparency and trust in our elections is to first ensure the voting machines and systems used in our elections are safe and secure.

America should use paper ballots until this can happen.  France and many countries use paper ballots for their elections and they are able to determine election winners within hours of their polls closing.

Americans may not be able to get voting machines outlawed by the next election, but what Americans can do now is use the law to have these machines and systems set aside.  What we’ll find out is that most, if not all of the machines used today are not legally certified.

Across the nation there are election laws and depending on your state, these laws mandate that the voting systems and machines be properly certified.  Evidence shows that voting systems and machines are not properly legally certified.

Below is an American sharing on this subject at a Johnson County, Kansas meeting.  He describes the situation across the country with election system compliance.