Thread by @2020Partnership

False claims have been circulating that Dominion Voting Systems is responsible for widespread election errors. There is no evidence to support these claims, which use isolated incidents to allege malfeasance. Voting across the country remains a secure and auditable process. (1/5)

In Antrim County, MI, an error resulted in wrongly reported election results which were quickly corrected. As stated by the Michigan Secretary of State, the error was a result of “user human error” and not a software glitch. (2/5)

michigan.gov/som/0,4669,7-1…

Likewise, in two counties in Georgia, errors occurred encoding voter access cards in electronic poll books used for voting machines. These errors were likewise quickly resolved and did not interfere in the voting process. (3/5)

politico.com/news/2020/11/0…

False claims around these incidents spread widely, including by the President who wrongly labeled the election a “total mess”. To the contrary, this election’s administration was an overwhelming success, thanks to the hard work by election officials across the country. (4/5)

Election administration errors happen and do not imply malfeasance. The focus instead should be that these isolated issues were quickly resolved. There is no evidence of significant interference, foreign or domestic, in the voting processes of this election. (5/5)