It is interesting to think many people believe the software (Dominion) that rested on the machines are what switched the votes. Yet reports are out there that Dominion machines were connected to the internet. I firmly believe the individual machines do not need to be wiped because the counting software that did the switching was not on the individual machines themselves. This would protect Dominion in a case like what is occurring and since no fraud was found on the individual machines themselves, as was alleged, Dominion is then off the hook. I also think that people think Dominion is caught red handed but there is more to it. Knowing that the individual machines do not hold the alleged algorithm that did the switching will solidify Dominion’s role in the election as not being a fraudster. This is sleight of hand in the corporate world. While the powers that be look at the individual machines, the real software that switched the votes is held elsewhere. And before you criticize this argument think about how websites are redirected and URLs are faked.
What if it's proven that Dominion machines do have Internet access/capabilities?
Puts a wrench in the gears, doesn't it.
Imagine being Dominion and trying to guess which ones of the thousands of machines that might get chosen to be looked at so that you could change the hardware in them.
Would/could Dominion change the hardware in all of their machines?
Chain of custody. Those machines are State property now, not Dominion property.
Just something to think about.