The county clerk under investigation from Mesa County who leaked to Ron / Codemonkey has taken the stage at Lindell’s conference. Her office was raided today.
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Tina Peters, the county clerk in CO, says she was upset only the Secretary of State had the admin BIOS passwords to the voting systems, goes on to suggest the Secretary of State must have released them.
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So what they’re claiming: Peters is Codemonkey’s whistleblower but somehow didn’t provide the document with passwords he shared?
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Turns out Codemonkey / Ron had an actual "whistleblower" from a County Clerk's office in Colorado. However, it seems the main thing she blew the whistle on was herself.
The Clerk used a unique password Ron didn't fully mask (likely below). Officials traced the leak back to her. twitter.com/Timodc/status/…
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Peters has presented no evidence of fraud. She said she hasn’t found fraud. So… she thinks she’s blowing the whistle on the fact that the Secretary of State has admin passwords?
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Peters: “Why is it that I don’t have passwords to turn the WiFi on/off?”
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So they are alleging the Secretary of State could have changed the BIOS settings to enable WiFi access because it appears to be technically possible.
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Until we ditch voting machines and have a solid paper trail, the system will continue to benefit merchants of doubt in every election, no matter who wins.
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Progress has been made since 2016 to improve paper trails of votes (an estimated 95%), but it seems audits are still lacking.
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