Dominion Voting Systems has been sold and rebranded as Liberty Vote – with the acquisition led by Scott Leiendecker, a Missouri-based tech entrepreneur and former Republican election official. The sale was finalized in late September, transitioning Dominion into a fully American-owned company. Liberty Vote emphasizes paper-based voting systems, auditability and domestic staffing/software development to restore public trust in election technology. Leiendecker stated the company will prioritize security, simplicity and transparency to ensure ballots are accurately counted. The rebranding aligns with election integrity concerns raised by President Trump, who has advocated for paper ballots, voter ID laws and restrictions on mail-in voting. Liberty Vote…
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