Dominion Voting Systems CEO John Poulos testified Tuesday afternoon before the Michigan Senate Oversight Committee, fielding questions about election irregularities.

Dominion’s CEO straight up lied to the Michigan state legislature. Independent journalist Kyle Becker tweeted a thread of inaccuracies in Poulos’ opening statement:

https://twitter.com/kylenabecker/status/1338917582976540675?s=20

State Rep. Matt Hall, a Republican who chairs the Michigan House Oversight Committee, said in a Dec. 7 letter that he sent a missive last month asking Dominion CEO John Poulos to testify before the committee.

“I have not received an answer to my request. I am writing again to request your appearance before the House Oversight Committee so that we can further investigate Dominion’s role in the election,” Hall wrote to Poulos in the new letter.

The representative said there have been a number of claims and accusations regarding Dominion’s software and the results of the election and that Poulos could help lawmakers and voters better understand the election software.

“If Dominion chooses to ignore this second request to come before the committee I am prepared to seek legislative subpoena power to compel your appearance before the House Oversight Committee,” Hall wrote. “I am hopeful that it would not come to this.”

https://twitter.com/kylenabecker/status/1338909985133223938?s=20

As previously reported by 100% Fed Up:

After the forensic examination of 16 Dominion Voting machines in Antrim, Co., MI, Allied Security Operations Group has concluded that the Dominion Voting machines were assigned a 68.05% error rate. DePerno explained that when ballots are put through the machine, a whopping 68.05% error rate means that 68.05% of the ballots are sent for bulk adjudication, which means they collect the ballots in a folder. “The ballots are sent somewhere where people in another location can change the vote,” DePerno explained. The allowable election error rate established by the Federal Election Commission guidelines is 1 in 250,000 ballots or .0008%.

Based on the Allied Security Operations report, Constitutional Attorney Matthew DePerno states: “we conclude that The Dominion Voting System should not be used in Michigan. We further conclude that the results of Antrim County should not have been certified.

“The vote flipped based on the algorithm,” DePerno claims. “It can be done manually or through a machine. We believe it was done through a machine.It’s either a function of the program, or it’s done offsite. My guess is that it was shipped offsite, adjudicated, and then sent back to the system, or it was done internally in the program. It was one of the two,” he explained.

The report shows the change in the vote totals on Nov 3, Nov 5, and Nov 21. Paragraph 7 states: “The results of the 2020 Antrim County election are not certifiable. this is a result of machine and or software error, not ‘human error,’” as previously stated by Secretary of State Benson on November 6, which DePerno calls, “false.”

https://twitter.com/kylenabecker/status/1338914205177696257?s=20

The Dominion machines were set up to dispute 68.05 percent of all ballots. These ballots were then sent off to “another location” where people in other locations could change the votes.

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