US EditionDominion Voting Systems sold and renamed as Liberty Vote
Scott Leiendecker’s Liberty Vote acquired Dominion Voting Systems, pledging 100% American ownership and prioritizing hand-marked paper ballots to restore election transparency.
- Dominion Voting Systems has been sold and renamed Liberty Vote, with Scott Leiendecker as the new owner after a purchase agreement that includes dropping lawsuits against conservatives and One America News Network .
- Leiendecker confirmed that ongoing litigation with Mike Lindell, Rudy Giuliani, and Sidney Powell will also be dropped as part of the acquisition agreement.
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Former Republican election official buys Denver-based Dominion Voting Systems
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Dominion Voting Systems SOLD To Former Republican Election Official, Who Promises "Paper-Based Transparency"
In what appears to be a huge win for election integrity, the notorious Dominion Voting Systems has been sold to a longtime advocate for election reform. Former Republican election official Scott Leiendecker is now the sole owner of Dominion. This is a new chapter for Dominion, which is now called Liberty Vote and based 100% in the United States, out of Missouri. Take a look: BREAKING: Former GOP election official buys Dominion Voting Systems, p…
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Dominion quietly settled lawsuits against Giuliani and others ahead of its sale — but it's still suing Mike Lindell
Dominion has not dropped its lawsuit against Mike Lindell and Patrick Byrne, even as it settled other defamation cases ahead of its acquisition.Helen H. Richardson/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty ImagesDominion Voting Systems settled defamation lawsuits ahead of its sale to Liberty Vote.It's still suing My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell and ex-Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne.Lindell told Business Insider he won't stop litigating until all vot…
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