Dominion: The voting tech company targeted by Trump


A Clark County election worker checks a voting machine among others that are boxed up at the Clark County Election Department on Nov 6 in North Las Vegas, Nevada, the United States. — Ethan Miller/Getty Images/AFP

WASHINGTON DC: US President Donald Trump's unfounded allegations of election fraud have targeted a company called Dominion Voting Systems, which he claims tampered with millions of electronic ballots.

Trump and his supporters have repeatedly alleged that his loss to Joe Biden was the result of cheating, though those claims have been rejected by US courts and election officials.

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