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Trump's election fraud: Dominion machines and Hugo Chavez
Several of Trump's lawyers claim that Dominion voting machines, which were used in Georgia and other states, were tied to Venezuela's president Hugo Chavez, who died in 2013. In fact, Dominion is a Virginia based company that has no ties to Venezuela or Hugo Chavez. Smartmatic machines were used in Venezuela, but not in Georgia.
Reliability: 0.2,
Confidence: 0.15
References
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This was a snippet of a presentation made by attorneys for the Trump campaign alleging massive fraud in the U.S voting system. There is however no evidence to support these conspiracy theories.
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This affidavit was submitted in a federal lawsuit challenging the election results in Georgia.
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| CITATION_test-channel_28811dd5-70ff-49 |
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No such communist interference has been uncovered. The election security branch of the Homeland Security Department said the election was secure against foreign impingement and all forms of mass manipulation.
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Reviews
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These claims are false. A fact checker for washingtonpost.com wrote, "It would require election workers across many states to be engaged in a massive fraud scheme that won Biden the presidency but failed to flip the Senate from Republican control."
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