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10/24/2018 Request for Information on the Dominion Voting system:
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• Election Managmnt System: Global Election Management System (“GEMS”)
• In Person Voting Machines: AccuVote R6 and AccuVote TsX (“DREs”)
• Precinct Scanners & Tabulators: AccuVote-OS
• Statewide Electronic Pollbook System: ExpressPoll 4000 and ExpressPoll 5000
Equ. rights 14th amendment violaton?
Polling Places: Approximately 2,365
DREs: Approximately 27,000
Precinct Scanners & Tabulators: Approximately 800
Registered Voters: Approximately 6,700,000 (92% Active Status; 8% Inactive Status)
Ballots Cast in November 2016 General Election: 4,165,405
"The State Entity anticipates that Georgia will move to a method of in-person voting utilizing optical scan paper ballots; digital scanners and tabulators; and ballot-marking devices for voters with disabilities"
"An election management system, digital scanners and tabulators, and ballot-marking devices must be certified by the Election Assistance Commission to satisfy – at the
minimum – the VVSG 1.0 standard."
• Solution must have functionality to quickly and accurately audit voting records.
• Solution must support overlapping and concurrent elections....
• Solution must incorporate encryption and digital signatures as security measures.
1) Explain how your solution meets our needs for the following voting system
components:
• Election Management System
- The Election Event Designer (EED)
At the heart of our complete voting system solution is Democracy Suite... out of a single comprehensive database; mail-in ballots, in person voting, accessible voting, and Uniformed Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA)/Remote Accessible Vote By Mail (RAVBM).
and Reporting.
The Election Event Designer (EED) has all the tools needed to build the election project.
"From importing of your election data, ballot layout, audio, languages, machine settings to creation of
election files for each voting unit, Election Event Designer sets the stage."
using the Election Data Translator utility. The Election Data Translator utility allows the import
of the election definition from State or County election files..."
election... Election definition data as well as
the templates used for creating elections allow jurisdictions to create uniform, easy-to-read, and
space efficient paper ballots."
To be continued...
"Results Tally and Reporting (RTR) module allows for upload of results files from in-person and
central tabulation equipment.
The consolidated results are verified, tabulated and published...."
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day reports including, election summary, Statement of Votes Cast, Cards Cast and RCV round by round reports."
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Can transfer point be added and removed after any unsanctioned information is shared?
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"If configured, results can be rapidly be reported to the public and to the media using different communication channels such as html files."
7. Unofficial Reportspic.twitter.com/k7jyQJtfij
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2/The good news: It's now an issue that everyone's talking about, and that everyone cares about.
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