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Trump's election fraud: Smartmatic machines and Hugo Chavez

Smartmatic is a Florida based company, founded by two Venezuelan-American businessmen with no known ties to Hugo Chavez. Smartmatic voting machines were used only in Los Angeles in the 2020 US elections. The results were very similar to those of the 2016 elections, with the Democratic candidate receiving just over 70% of the votes.

Reliability: 0.9, Confidence: 0.15

References

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CITATION_test-channel_bf69e6c8-854b-4b Contradicts 0.9 Dominion is not a Canadian Company. It has been majority owned since 2018 by Staple Street Capital. Also, both companies have issued statements saying Smartmatic neither owns Dominion nor provides it with any software of equipment. -apnews.com
CITATION_test-channel_b064df08-08c9-44 Contradicts 0.9 Biden held 71% of the vote in that county, as of Nov. 20 (with just over 40,00 ballots left to be counted) compared to Trump's 27% of the vote, according to the tally from the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder.
CLAIM_test-channel_81aa0299-0163-40 Supports 0.9 Smartmatic technology was used only in Los Angeles County, California in the 2020 election. A statement on the company's website states, "The system we provided to LA County does not count, tabulate or store votes."
CITATION_test-channel_5f519cb9-106b-41 Contradicts 0.9 Dominion and Smartmatic are two separate companies. Dominion does not own Smartmatic nor use or license Smartmatic software.
CLAIM_test-channel_56e8de96-77f6-4f Supports 0.9 Smartmatic is an international company incorporated in Florida by Venezuelan founders. There's no evidence Dominion has ties to Venezuela, nor a partnership with Smartmatic, according to Eddie Perez, a voting technology expert at the OSET Institute.

Reviews

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FACT_CHECKER_test-channel_c48g2071-947e-83 0.9 The claims made by President Trump's legal team are completely reckless and lack substantiality.
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