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The foreign-headquartered company that recently purchased the leading U.S. electronic voting firm is boasting that it was highlighted in a report on how technology is making the election process more efficient, secure, transparent, accessible and reliable. The report, WND has learned, was authored by a firm with links to billionaire activist George Soros. The information comes after WND reported two weeks ago that SCYTL recently acquired the software division of a non-profit election organization tied to Soros’ Open Society Institute. Yesterday, WND reported SCYTL announced its technology will be deployed at more U.S. jurisdictions ahead of the 2014 midterm elections....

J Street, the liberal Middle East policy advocacy organization, on Sunday issued a statement acknowledging what the group had earlier denied: J Street received financial support from billionaire George Soros. "I accept responsibility personally for being less than clear about Mr. Soros' support once he did become a donor," Jeremy Ben Ami, J Street's executive director, said in a note to supporters on the group's website. The Washington Times first disclosed Friday that J Street, a group that portrays itself as a progressive alternative to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), had received $750,000 from Mr. Soros and his...

Top donors include five Soros' family members, for a total of $250,000, trial lawyer mega-donor Stan Chesley, Hillary fundraiser extraordinaire Hassan Nemazee and mall mega-millionaires Bren and Melvin Simon. Altogether, 170 "civic-minded and public-spirited" individuals have ponied up the $50,000. George Soros, Soros Fund Management, New York NY - $50,000 Andrea Soros, Trace Foundation, New York NY - $50,000 Jonathan Soros, Soros Fund Management, New York NY - $50,000 Robert Soros, Soros Fund Management, New York NY - $50,000 Jennifer Soros, Self employed, New York NY - $50,000 From BHO PIC homepage: In keeping with President-elect Obama’s commitment to changing...