No, Dominion voting machines did not cause widespread problems

by 24USATVNov. 12, 2020, 7 p.m. 50
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In Georgia’s Gwinnett County, the vote count was delayed because of an apparent problem with the Dominion software, according to a detailed explanation from county officials. The software properly counted the votes, the county said, but it would not send some tallies to the state’s central database. Joe Sorenson, a Gwinnett County spokesman, said that the county has since been able to report the accurate totals to the state but that it remains unclear what exactly happened with the software.

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