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OPTECH ELECTION RIGGING<\/span><\/p>\n

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For those of you who may be in lawsuits with Dominion, we have put together this summary so you can see how the fractionalized and rigged voting works.\u00a0<\/strong>If your legal team needs assistance understanding how this works, please contact us. Pleased to answer questions you might have beyond this.<\/p>\n

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OPTECH \u2013 SOFTWARE ELECTION RIGGING<\/h2>\n

Optech Incorporated develops, manufactures, and supports advanced, Lidar-based survey solutions. Established in 1974 as a privately held, Canadian-owned research and development firm, Optech was originally an offshoot of research conducted by its founder, Dr Allan Carswell at York University in Toronto. In the late 1970s and early 1980s Optech worked with the Defense Research Institute (FOA) in Sweden and the Canada Centre for Remote Sensing (CCRS) in Canada on continuing trials of ALB systems. Before the decade was out Optech had built ALARMS, a scanning system for the detection of underwater mines for the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and numerous other projects.<\/p>\n

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OPTECH IIIP EAGLE<\/h2>\n

The Sequoia Voting Systems Optech III-P Eagle Optical Scan System from Election Systems & Software is an\u00a0optical scan voting system<\/a>. As an optical ballot tabulator, the Optech III-P Eagle functions at the precinct level. The Optech III-Eagle consists of an electronic ballot counting device which reads completed ballots by scanning for the voters\u2019 marks indicating their voting preferences. The Optech III-Eagle then tabulates the results. When the polls close, the results are both printed on a paper copy and stored to an internal memory card. The Optech III-Eagle runs off both internal and external power to reduce the risk of malfunctions, and it can store voter data on an internal memory card, transmit data via phone lines or satellite, and it can print out paper copies of voter results.<\/p>\n

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