Lindell symposium reveals voting machines being wiped clean in Wisconsin, New Hampshire

A state representative from Wisconsin and a voter integrity group from New Hampshire told the audience on Mike Lindell’s Cyber Symposium on Wednesday that voting machines in their states are being wiped clean well before the 22-month retention requirement.

Wisconsin state Rep. Timothy Ramthun

Wisconsin state Rep. Timothy Ramthun released the following statement while attending the Cyber Symposium in Sioux Falls, South Dakota:

“Present with me today are other Wisconsin officials. I came here with an open mind and intent to listen to and bring back any information that would help Wisconsin achieve closure with its 2020 General Election concerns. The event is currently focused on Dominion voting machine specifics in Mesa County, Colorado with evidence of image manipulations that permanently destroys log files. The practice Dominion uses is to request machine access to perform an upgrade, when in fact it appears their actions do more than that. I enquired with WEC official Mr. Robert Spindel whether or not Dominion had sought such access of the Wisconsin Dominion machines from the WEC. Mr. Spindel’s response was that Dominion had requested access to the machines from WEC on 6/2/21. Mr. Spindel then forwarded to me the 100 page document qualifying that meeting. Page 39 of that document displays that Dominion request.”