Miles Parks

Company representatives in Georgia sent an email to counties there that said Liberty Vote shares the same values as Dominion.

Same team, same support, different name, the company wrote.

Miles Parks, NPR News, Washington.

Dominion Voting Systems is maybe the starkest example of how 2020 upended the elections world.

More than half of all states used their equipment to process votes, and there was never any evidence to support the bogus conspiracy theories pushed about Dominion by people like Trump campaign attorney Rudy Giuliani.

Fox News settled the defamation lawsuit with the company in 2023 for close to $800 million.

Still, many election experts said it was only a matter of time before the company would be sold since its reputation was so tarnished.

The acquiring company, Liberty Votes, is run by a Republican former local election official who started a separate company that makes the most widely used voting check-in equipment in the country.

Miles Parks, NPR News, Washington.

Dominion Voting Systems is maybe the starkest example of how 2020 upended the elections world.

More than half of all states used their equipment to process votes, and there was never any evidence to support the bogus conspiracy theories pushed about Dominion by people like Trump campaign attorney Rudy Giuliani.

Fox News settled the defamation lawsuit with the company in 2023 for close to $800 million.

Still, many election experts said it was only a matter of time before the company would be sold—

since its reputation was so tarnished.

The acquiring company, Liberty Votes, is run by a Republican former local election official who started a separate company that makes the most widely used voting check-in equipment in the country.

Miles Parks, NPR News, Washington.

Almost 9 in 10 U.S. voters felt this year's general election was administered well, according to the Pew Research Center. That election approval rating is more than 30 points higher than it was at the same time in 2020, when Donald Trump and his allies were making false claims and sowing public distrust of elections every day.

Almost 9 in 10 U.S. voters felt this year's general election was administered well, according to the Pew Research Center. That election approval rating is more than 30 points higher than it was at the same time in 2020, when Donald Trump and his allies were making false claims and sowing public distrust of elections every day.

Then, just 21% of Trump voters said they thought the election was run well. This year, Trump stopped spreading false claims when it became clear he would win, and 93% of his voters now say the election was administered fairly. Election workers say that from an administrative perspective, the two elections were very similar. Miles Parks, NPR News, Washington.

Then, just 21% of Trump voters said they thought the election was run well. This year, Trump stopped spreading false claims when it became clear he would win, and 93% of his voters now say the election was administered fairly. Election workers say that from an administrative perspective, the two elections were very similar. Miles Parks, NPR News, Washington.