🧵"THE MOST SECURE ELECTION"
AZ Election officials quote EAC certification to provide justification for DOMINION software being "secure"
Per the EAC, they certified DOMINION 5.5 B ➡the same system used by Maricopa County AZ⬅ based on antiquated 2005 EAC voluntary guidelines
AZ Election officials quote EAC certification to provide justification for DOMINION software being "secure"
Per the EAC, they certified DOMINION 5.5 B ➡the same system used by Maricopa County AZ⬅ based on antiquated 2005 EAC voluntary guidelines
EAC was unable to update standards until 2015 because they lacked a sufficient quorum for FOUR YEARS
Why would the Commission every election department in the nation uses to certify their election software be allowed to not have a quorum for FOUR YEARS?
#SECURETHEVOTE
Why would the Commission every election department in the nation uses to certify their election software be allowed to not have a quorum for FOUR YEARS?
#SECURETHEVOTE
EAC currently has a draft version of new guidelines developed in 2017 available for public comment⤵
eac.gov/voting-equipme…
It's unbelievable the security of our entire election nationally is based on standards developed over 15 years ago
#SECURETHEVOTE
eac.gov/voting-equipme…
It's unbelievable the security of our entire election nationally is based on standards developed over 15 years ago
#SECURETHEVOTE
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