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NC didn't follow their own requirements for certification of election systems. This cannot be disregarded by the state and will not be ignored by election security advocates & voters. Write to elections.sboe@ncsbe.gov and tell them this isn't acceptable. …altionforgoodgovernance.sharefile.com/d-s63b8c00141c…
Several key steps in NC certification process were not met, but NCSBE certified the systems at the recommendation of the Exec Director, Brinson-Bell. She told them that all requirements were met, but these systems did not meet the qualifications to certify. Now what?
NC cannot move forward and allow counties to purchase these systems that were "certified", yet did not actually meet the certification requirements. Circosta cannot just sweep this under the rug. The integrity of our elections are at stake. Please contact elections.sboe@ncsbe.gov
Let @NCSBE know that citizens are watching and we will not allow election systems to be used in NC if they have not met the certification requirements. Major parts of the requirements (source code review) simply were not done and now that they know, they cannot ignore this.
@NCSBE Exact quote from Circosta at August 23 meeting
"...I don’t give a flip about the vendors and their timeline. I don’t give a flip about any of that. I CARE ABOUT ONE THING AND ONE THING ONLY, GETTING THIS RIGHT... I don’t want anyone to think anything different."
"...I don’t give a flip about the vendors and their timeline. I don’t give a flip about any of that. I CARE ABOUT ONE THING AND ONE THING ONLY, GETTING THIS RIGHT... I don’t want anyone to think anything different."
