Election Day 2020 Siege
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•What voting machine companies are doing to avoid another 2020
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Companies like Smartmatic and Dominion Voting Systems are on the offensive in the 2020 election.
They're contending with a problem that seems sometimes insurmountable: fighting conspiracy theories amid a crisis of trust.
Communications was once an “afterthought” for election commissions, Smartmatic says.
Election technology companies don't “shy away” from scrutiny, says Sara Cutter .
The backlash against voting tech companies “is steeling their resolve,” Cutter says.
The industry was surprised” by calls for paper ballots, says Cutter , since “ 98 percent of jurisdictions” use paper ballots.
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