Constitutional attorney Mark DePerno summarizes what the forensics examination of two Antrim County, Michigan Dominion Voting machines revealed. A judge allowed the release of the report today, Monday December 14.

DePerno says the analysis shows the software has a 68% error rate, by design, allowing huge numbers of votes to be flagged for "adjudication" in a process that would allow potential fraud.

He also says that the election data from the machines was improperly deleted on November 4 even though it's required to be maintained. Read the report here.

Dominion Voting Systems has denied any improprieties. DePerno's opponents in court say that the forensic analysis misunderstands or misinterprets information. Antrim County officials have said any errors made were ordinary human error. Dominion's position on all allegations can be found here: https://www.dominionvoting.com/election2020-setting-the-record-straight/

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After Hours: Newly-released exclusive forensic analysis of Dominion Voting machines in Michigan

Full Measure After HoursBy Sharyl AttkissonDec 14, 2020