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Dominion Fails to Show for Hearing, Refuses to Answer Questions on Software Systems

PA GOP slams firm to for canceling testimony at last minute

By: Jay Greenberg |@NeonNettle on 21st November 2020 @ 4.00pm

dominion was meant to testify on their software systems but failed to show
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Dominion was meant to testify on their software systems but failed to show

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Officials from Dominion failed to show for a Friday hearing in Pennsylvania and are refusing to answer questions on their notorious software systems, according to reports.

On Friday, Dominion Voting Systems was slammed by Republican members of the State Government Committee officials from the company canceled a scheduled appearance to discuss voting irregularities at the last minute.

“Transparency is key for our election security,” The Pennsylvania House Republicans tweeted in response.

“Dominion Voting Software is asking us to give them only blind trust.

“We’re very disappointed in Dominion’s last minute cancelation in today’s hearing.”

Rep. Dawn Keefer: Transparency is key for our election security. Dominion Voting Software is asking us to give them only blind trust. We’re very disappointed in Dominion’s last minute cancelation in today’s hearing.
— PA House Republicans (@PAHouseGOP) November 20, 2020
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Officials from Dominion Voting Systems pulled out of the hearing at the last minute

State Rep. Seth Grove, a Republican who chairs the Government Oversight Committee, slammed the move by Dominion, suggesting that the company is trying to hide something.

“The members of the state government committee were looking forward to publicly addressing the plethora of accusations of Dominion Voting Systems in a format which would have allowed open and honest dialogue,” Grove said during a press conference.

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“I was impressed at what appeared to be the willingness of Dominion Voting Systems to address accusations, and it would have put the 1.3 million Pennsylvanians who used their machines at ease, including myself.

“Unfortunately, last evening, Dominion Voting Systems lawyered up and backed out of their commitment.”

Fourteen counties in Pennsylvania use Dominion’s voting systems, according to Epoch Times.

Approximately 1.3 million people, or 19 percent of voters, voted in those counties.

“Instead of running towards the light of honesty and integrity, Dominion Voting Systems retreated to the darkness,” Grove said.

“Why? Why would a vendor of public goods fear discussing their products sold to the public for the public good?

“If Dominion’s products were successful and operated as they were supposed to, why wouldn’t Dominion take the opportunity to publicly review its success?

“How hard is it to say, ‘our ballot machines worked exactly as promised, and they are 100 percent accurate?’”

The cancelation adds credibility to accusations against Dominion, state lawmakers said.

They said Dominion has to earn the trust of Pennsylvanians.

“Most of us would agree here that we trust the workers in our polling places, and we trust the workers in our counties,” state Rep. Dawn Keefer, a Republican, said at the briefing.

“They’re our neighbors and they are people that we elected.

“But what we don’t know, and therefore we can’t trust, is the role of third-party companies.”

Dominion was given the chance “to demonstrate who they were, the services they were providing, the products that they were selling us and how they were being utilized, and give the voters the confidence that they’re looking for,” she added.

Questions that would have been asked included whether Dominion had a role in the tabulation of votes, whether Dominion machines use open source software, and who controls the source code.

Grove suggested subpoenas are possible.

The refusal to answer questions on the voting systems is raising concerns about what Dominion is trying to hide

Dominion has a lengthy statement on its website that it last updated on Nov. 17.

The company challenged some of the claims made about Dominion machines, including allegations that the company deleted millions of votes for President Donald Trump.

Dominion says it is a nonpartisan company, although it has acknowledged connections with the Clinton Global Initiative and a former staffer to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA).

Trump and his campaign have said Dominion systems are not secure and they have filed lawsuits in Pennsylvania contesting the unofficial election results.

Counties in Pennsylvania face a Nov. 23 deadline to certify the results.

According to the Pennsylvania Department of State’s count, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden received over 81,000 more votes than Trump.