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Dominion Voting System gets renamed Liberty Vote under new ownership

The sale, which was finalized in September, makes Leiendecker the sole private owner. The cost of the sale was not disclosed.

Liberty Vote acquires Dominion Voting Systems, touts paper ballots

St. Louis-based Liberty Vote has acquired Dominion Voting Systems, among the nation's largest election technology companies, and was wrongly accused of election rigging.

No voting system deleted or lost votes in U.S. election -security groups

Election security officials have no evidence that ballots were deleted or lost by voting systems in this month's U.S. election, two security groups said in a statement released on Thursday by the lead U.

Colorado county clerks have conference call with new owner of Dominion voting machines

Dominion Voting Systems was sold to a company called Liberty Vote, run by a former Republican election director from Missouri.

Security of mail-in voting system in Ohio touted amid Trump’s threats

As early voting began Tuesday for the November elections, Cuyahoga County Elections Director Anthony Perlatti said voters should feel confident that the vote-by-mail system in Ohio is secure.

Fairfax Democrats’ online primary crashes, forcing voting to extend after system failure

Fairfax County Democrats’ first all-digital ranked-choice election crashed, forcing voting to extend and leaving some voters waiting hours for access codes.

Meet The Republican Who Just Bought Dominion Voting Machines

Scott Leiendecker, the founder and chairman of Liberty Vote and sole owner of Dominion Voting Systems, is a former GOP election reform advocate who has made his mark on election technology. Leiendecker officially acquired Dominion as the sole private owner under Liberty Vote,
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