I-Team: Did Coffee County breach put future elections at risk? Depends on who you ask
By Randy Travis Published August 29, 2023 DOUGLAS, Ga. - The role Coffee County played in the election racketeering case not only raised questions about a potential criminal enterprise but the integrity of future elections across the country. How much should voters be worried that proprietary data from Dominion Voting Systems was secretly copied and publicly shared? The answer depends on who you ask. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/did-coffee-county-breach-put-future-elections-at-risk-depends-on-who-you-ask
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I-Team: Did Coffee County breach put future elections at risk? Depends on who you ask
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