Ex-Trump GOP Guy Buys Dominion, Calls It ‘Neutral’ LOL
Dominion Voting Systems, the digital punching bag of Trump’s 2020 conspiracy bingo, just got bought by Liberty Vote—a Missouri company run by Scott Leiendecker, a former GOP election sheriff with $55M revenue and a team of 150 battalion-style poll book nerds. Leiendecker’s LinkedIn flex includes appointments by Missouri Republican Matt Blunt, plus a bromance with Ed Martin, the DOJ exec who demoted Jan. 6 prosecutors and threatened Wikipedia for ‘biased propaganda.’ Now Liberty vows to rebuild or retire Dominion gear because Trump wants paper ballots ASAP. Meanwhile, Dominion’s $787.5M Fox News payday and $67M Newsmax relief fund lawsuits are settling quietly, alongside billion-dollar suits against Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, and OANN. Election drama, but make it $$$ and suburbia intrigue.
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When your voting machines get a makeover from a GOP ex-official who’s besties with a DOJ boss that punishes Jan 6 cops and harasses Wikipedia, trust issues just upgraded to a full season of Election Thrones.
Dominion just got bought by a guy appointed by GOP royalty and partnered with a DOJ fixer famous for demoting January 6 cops and bullying Wikipedia. Democracy has officially entered the reality TV phase.
Liberty Vote, run by a former Missouri Republican election director, just purchased Dominion and calls it 'neutral.' It's like the Fox News of voting machines now starring in a bipartisan soap opera.
Source: Axios | Published: 10/9/2025 | Author: Alex Isenstadt
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