‘Total loss of control’: American vote system data compromised by China

‘Customer’ details submitted to elections management on ‘insecure server’

Information from and about multiple American vote systems has been compromised by being run through an unsecure server in China, according to documentation posted online at a site assembled specifically to make available to reporters, researchers and the public the evidence about election fails in recent years.

The site, as WND has reported, is from Catherine Engelbrecht, the principal behind the True the Vote organization that works tirelessly to make sure elections are open and fair across America – including by having provided the raw data for the sensational Dinesh D’Souza film “2000 Mules.”

Working with her is her right hand, researcher Gregg Phillips, and because of their efforts to reveal the truth to Americans, they have been jailed, investigated by the FBI, attacked by the IRS, vilified by those loyal to the Deep State and more.

The details come from court fillings in one of the lawsuits they’ve battled, which was brought against them by Konnech, a company with Chinese links that services a number of voting jurisdictions across the United States.

For their revelations about the company, it sued for defamation. Their response was to publish all of their information related to the company’s claims online, and within 24 hours, Konnech had dropped its legal assault on them.

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