Last night.
US President Donald Trump’s attorney Sidney Powell amplified fraud claims involving US Presidential Election 2020 ballot tabulators manufactured by Dominion Voting Systems and Smartmatic software that allegedly changed hundreds of thousands of votes to Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
Ms Powell’s claims involve six battleground states — Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — that stopped counting votes after midnight on Election Day when President Trump was ahead in those states.
A ‘glitch’ in one Michigan county converted an estimated 6,000 votes for Trump to Biden.
During a podcast with conservative commenter Mark Levin last night, Ms Powell outlined her claims:
Sidney Powell: “I’ve got a firsthand witness. In fact I’ve just emailed you an affidavit from a witness who can now be used publicly. It’s redacted in some places but he was present for the creation of the system for this specific purpose of falsifying election results for Hugo Chavez and then Maduro [In Venezuala]. They exported this all over Latin America . It’s the Smartmatic and Dominion systems that were built to do this very thing, for changing the results of elections… And he realised when things were happening the way they were here, particularly with the states the suddenly went down, they stopped counting the votes. It was because the need was so great to President Trump that they had to go in and do a separate reset on the machines to have them come out for Biden.”
Mark Levin: “And you have evidence of this affect? Witnesses to this affect?”
Sidney Powell: “I do, indeed.”
Meanwhile…
Smartmatic, a company that was founded in Florida and is now based in London, denied financial connections to Dominion in a post on its website.
“Smartmatic has never owned any shares or had any financial stake in Dominion Voting Systems. Smartmatic has never provided Dominion Voting Systems with any software, hardware or other technology. The two companies are competitors in the marketplace,” Smartmatic’s post read.
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