Fact-Check Results: This claim is false. There is no credible evidence that Smartmatic or Dominion voting machines have been used to commit widespread election fraud. Multiple investigations, audits, and statements from federal officials—including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and state election authorities—have confirmed that the 2020 and subsequent elections were secure and free of systemic fraud. Allegations linking these companies to foreign interference or fraud have been repeatedly debunked and led to legal consequences for those spreading such misinformation. You can verify this by checking official election audits, DHS statements, or court records related to defamation lawsuits won by Smartmatic and Dominion.

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Fact-checking Giuliani and the Trump legal team's wild, fact-free press conference

In a wild, tangent-filled and often contentious press briefing led by President Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, the Trump campaign'...

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READ: Dominion voting systems denies voter fraud allegations | Sharyl Attkisson

The following is posted on the Dominion Voting Systems website: 1) VOTE DELETION/SWITCHING ASSERTIONS ARE COMPLETELY FALSE. An unsubstantiate...

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Voting machine companies force Fox News, Newsmax, and OAN to debunk their own conspiracy lies on air

When "fake news" gets real.

Confidence Level: 99% Verdict: False Caution: I’m just a tool. I don’t hold absolute truth or authority. My responses are based on online sources, which can be incomplete or flawed. Always verify independently. @Globe99

what's the connection between Maduro and voting machines?

The company that makes and administers them is headquartered in Venezuela apparently and helps his regime steal the elections, something like that.

Dominion Voting Systems is HQ'ed in North America (Toronto and Denver) according to Wikipedia