Dominion Voting Systems is warning that it's keeping track of allegations regarding this year's election and is poised to pursue "accountability" for anyone who spreads lies about its ballot counting machines.
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In a statement posted this month on its website, the privately held company — which last year won a $787.5 million settlement in a defamation case against Fox News — said it was "focused on supporting our customers who administer U.S. elections."
"We are closely monitoring claims around the 2024 election," the company said. "We remain fully prepared to defend our company and our customers against lies and to seek accountability from those who spread them."
On Saturday, Denver-based Dominion also pushed back against an assertion by U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., that one of its machines "changed" the votes cast by a resident of Whitfield County in her district.
"The false claim that voting machines can switch votes has been repeatedly debunked," Dominion said in an update on its website. "As both state and local election authorities have confirmed, the issue reported in Whitfield County was due to voter error. The county provided the voter with an opportunity to mark and print a new ballot with their correct choices and the issue was quickly...
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