Summary
Scott Leiendecker announced he is buying Dominion Voting Systems, a company involved in 2020 election controversies. His new company, Liberty Vote, suggests changes but privately reassures customers that operations will stay similar. Liberty Vote's public announcement focuses on restoring trust in elections and aligns with conservative priorities.
Key Facts
- Scott Leiendecker has bought Dominion Voting Systems and aims to transform it into Liberty Vote.
- Dominion Voting Systems was central to controversies and legal issues after the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
- Liberty Vote claims to focus on restoring trust in elections with secure and transparent voting systems.
- Leiendecker has a history in election technology, having started KNOWiNK, the largest U.S. vendor for voter check-in technology.
- Liberty Vote's press release highlights 100% American ownership and aligns with President Trump's executive order on election security.
- In private communications, Liberty Vote assures existing customers that operations will remain similar to Dominion's.
- Some election officials express concern that the company's public messaging could increase suspicion and drama.
