Cyber-Security Experts Warn Election Was Hacked

Cyber-security experts across America are raising the alarm of wide-scale election fraud securing Trump ’s victory.

The data raising concerns that a hack may have been deployed is the number of bullet ballots which exist for Trump in swing states.

Bullet ballots are when voters vote for one candidate and don’t fill out the rest of the ballot.

Trump won all seven swing states without record voter turnout.

ES&S and Dominion are used to count nearly 70% of the votes nationwide.

With copies of the software, hackers could then develop their own working replicas which both do as they were originally programmed and, unseen, perform a secondary function — like tabulating fake votes.

With the ePollbooks connected to the internet, it would have been possible to hack into the system and, using voter profiles of each registered voter who had been checked into a polling station, determine which candidate was gaining.

Self-organising online communities are mining the election data, compiling plenty of suggestive content.

Legal teams working with SmartElections are racing to meet the deadline to challenge the Presidential result.

Even if every county in the nation recounted their votes by hand, the only person who can challenge the result in Kamala Harris —as the aggrieved party.