BREAKING: Dominion Voting Machines FAIL Testing for Colorado Secretary of State Recount — Major Discrepancy Reported with Logic and Accuracy Testing

GATEWAY PUNDIT | By Brian Lupo | July 29, 2022

BREAKING:

(updated 7/29/22 8:21pm)

According to Jim Wiley of ColoradoRecount.com:

The L&A consisted of 4,000 ballots.  2,200, around 60%, were reportedly kicked out for adjudication.  Two Dominion employees were present and it still can’t be run correctly.  Teams of judges are reviewing the ballots as part of the adjudication process.

Dominion Voting machines in El Paso County, Co. have reportedly produced large numbers of adjudications in their Logic and Accuracy test for the upcoming hand recount of the 2022 Primary election.  The recount was ordered (and paid for) by some of the candidates, including Mesa Clerk Tina Peters and El Paso senate candidate Linda Zamora Wilson, who had her election inexplicably overturned AFTER it had been called by local news without any explanation.

The candidates were required to pay for the cost of the recount, including $10,000 allocated to “vendor programming/support”

Breaking: Dominion voting machines fail logic & accuracy test in El Paso County, CO recount. Almost 60% of test ballots sent to adjudication

— George (@BehizyTweets) July 29, 2022