In NC, the vendor must deposit the system’s source code with the state’s approved escrow agent, post a bond or line of credit (currently $17.01 million) to offset the cost of a new statewide election, and establish an office with support personnel in the state.
So if any Dominion states have this same requirement, a court order should get our hands on the software to find these glitches.
In NC, the vendor must deposit the system’s source code with the state’s approved escrow agent, post a bond or line of credit (currently $17.01 million) to offset the cost of a new statewide election, and establish an office with support personnel in the state.
So if any Dominion states have this same requirement, a court order should get our hands on the software to find these glitches.
Is this the same type of thing?
(https://codes.findlaw.com/co/title-1-elections/co-rev-st-sect-1-7-512.html)