The group has provided absolutely no evidence to back up the claim that the voting machines were actually hacked. Instead, they have produced a “statistical analysis” which purports to show that voters in Wisconsin counties with electronic voting machines Clinton received 7 percent fewer votes than in counties with paper ballots or optical scanners.
A group of computer scientists and lawyers is trying to convince the Hillary Clinton campaign to challenge the election results in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and possibly Michigan, based on an analysis that purports to claim that voting machines in these states may have been hacked by Russians or other parties. The group has provided absolutely no evidence to back up the claim that the voting machines were actually hacked.
Instead, they have produced a “statistical analysis” which purports to show that voters in Wisconsin counties with electronic voting machines Clinton received 7 percent fewer votes than…
