EAC is an independent agency of the government created by the Help America Vote Act of 2002. Part of the EAC’s mandate is to provide information and resources regarding election administration throughout the country. While the EAC is critical of the use of cellular modems to transmit data, Dominion CEO John Poulos reportedly testified on December 15 that while Dominion machines are not connected to the Internet, in some places they use cellular modems to transmit results after hours.
“In addition, even if a state purchases an EAC-certified system, a state may alter the certified configuration for state-specific requirements (such as straight-party voting or modem transmission of results). Each state performs its own system certifications, to include those state-specific requirements,” the office of the inspector general for the EAC wrote to Congressman Posey. “For example, EAC believes Michigan may use modem transmission features in at least some of its Dominion voting systems. Dominion has not applied through EAC for certification of a voting system configuration that includes modem transmission, so if Michigan’s Dominion systems use modem 4 transmission, their systems do not match the EAC-certified system configuration. However, Michigan would have certified its configurations of its systems in accordance with the state law cited above.”
Congressman Posey referenced the letter in a March press release: “(1) prohibiting voting machines from connecting to the Internet, (2) requiring election hardware and software be American made, and (3) ensuring that election machines are fully auditable and that elections officials could no longer deny audits due to proprietary software or hardware issues. Unfortunately, these amendments were blocked and not allowed to be voted on by the House.”
“Why should the votes of the American people be subject to counting by foreign equipment that cannot be audited and that may be connected to the Internet? “The convenience of transmitting vote totals online does not outweigh the need of the American people to be assured their votes will be accurately transmitted and counted,” the letter said.”Article Quoted Above; Read the Full Article Here: https://nationalfile.com/exclusive-gove ... -election/
Remember when Attorney Matt DePerno discovered modem chip embedded in voting system computer motherboards in Antrim County? With these modem chips, it showed computers could be connected to the internet without any discernable ethernet or external modem connection; and anyone with access to a SIM card could have pre-programmed access to the APN.
Read full article from Patrick Colbeck Here: https://letsfixstuff.org/2021/04/modem- ... herboards/
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