A short and handy video on election machine hacking

This was on C-SPAN after the 2016 election but before the 2020 election.

Here’s another instance of someone pointing out how easily election machines could be hacked. Because this talk happened at the University of California at Irvine sometime after Trump won in 2016 but well before the 2020 election, it’s safe to assume that the presenter is NOT on the right. I could be mistaken, but he is almost certainly there to cast doubt on Trump’s 2016 victory, even if he has other goals as well.

Again, NO hacking had to have occurred in 2020 to steal the election. This guy just makes a good case in the couple minutes shown of how simple it would be to do a hack and how unlikely it is that the hack would be detected after the fact.