Again, I would welcome the opportunity to discuss these concerns with you on your Daily Rundown show on MSNBC any time. If, in fact, you are correct, that these concerns are little more than 'conspiracy garbage', you will do the electorate a great service by having me on, and putting me in my place once and for all by explaining why."
[Friedman requests that Todd answer the following questions]
" Was it 'conspiracy garbage' when paper ballot optical-scan tabulators made by Sequoia Voting Systems in Palm Beach County declared incorrect results of three different races last March , including declaring two losing candidates to be the "winners"?
" Was it 'conspiracy garbage' when the Canadian firm, Dominion
Voting, which now owns Sequoia Voting Systems admitted the failure in Palm Beach was caused by a bug in all
versions of its central tabulation software which will be used to tabulate the Presidential Election
(and many others) on November 6th this year in Arizona, California, Colorado,
Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin?
" Was it 'conspiracy garbage' when, despite using
Dominion/Sequoia's recommended "fix", the same problem occurred yet again in Palm Beach County's August
primary elections, as their Supervisor of Elections recently explained to me on air ?
" Was it 'conspiracy garbage' when 16,632 votes were found unaccounted for when
those same machines were first used in Palm Beach County back in 2008?
" Was it 'conspiracy garbage' when eight (8) top election
officials --- including the County Clerk, a Circuit Court Judge and the School
Superintendent --- in Clay County, KY were sentenced last year to 156 years in federal prison for gaming elections, including changing the votes of voters
on ES&S electronic touch-screen voting machines?
" Was it 'conspiracy garbage' when the President of Diebold
Election Systems, Inc. (by then renamed Premier Election Systems, which is now
owned by the Canadian firm Dominion Voting) admitted in 2008 that the company's
GEMS central tabulation software, used in some 34 states, does not tabulate votes correctly and routinely
drops thousands of them when they are uploaded to the central server?
" Was it 'conspiracy garbage' when Diebold/Premier's spokesman
admitted to the CA Secretary of State during a 2009 hearing that the supposedly
permanent "audit logs" in all versions of its GEMS central tabulation
system fail to record the deletion of
ballots , after it was discovered that their
electronic tabulator had failed to tabulate hundreds of paper
ballots in a Humboldt County election (or to even notify
system administrators that it had deleted those ballots )?
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