This is from January 9th, 2020 from Bloomberg Law.
The infiltration by foreign countries like China into election voting equipment is emerging as a growing concern among vendors, who are actually asking for more federal regulation as they grapple with a lack of domestic suppliers producing critical technologies ."The executives told committee members they have no choice but to rely on components from China due to a lack of U.S.-made equivalents, a problem facing developers of other technology products including 5G telecommunications and drones.
“Do you see why that concerns all of us up here?” ranking member Rodney Davis (R-Ill.) asked.
“Absolutely,” the panelists from the three manufacturers answered in near unison.
Still, it would take a “sea change” in the way global technology supply chains work for the U.S. to produce the parts, Julie Mathis of Hart InterCivic said.
Dominion CEO John Poulos also said he was looking for supply-chain guidance to be written into new voluntary standards for voting machines being developed by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission. Those standards should be released in the coming months, an EAC commissioner also testified."So.....
Which candidate wants to change the status quo and which wants to retain the status quo as described above.
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