Citizen investigators Kevin Moncla and David Cross discovered that not only was Pro V&V not properly accredited, the coverup to make it seem like they were involved the falsification of documents by EAC Testing and Certification Director, Jerome Lovato.
According to an official complaint submitted by Moncla and Cross to the Georgia State Elections Board in August, their investigation "Has uncovered evidence which calls into question, not only the validity of Georgia's voting system certification, but the accreditation of the Voting System Testing Laboratory, and the credibility of the EAC itself."
Records and analysis strongly suggest that the EAC fabricated documents on behalf of Pro V&V then posted those documents on the EAC website.
The voting system Georgia purchased was not tested by an EAC accredited Voting System Testing Lab as required thereby rendering the EAC certification invalid based upon the established requirements.... The significance of the EAC fabricating documents on behalf of Pro V&V not only further exacerbates the public distrust in this federal organization, it also calls into question whether the Dominion machines in Georgia were ever certified, seeing as how they are brand new and were never used prior to Pro V&V's last certificate of accreditation.
"3. Finally, we understand that Pro V+V served as the testing agent for the EAC and also to provide some functional testing for the State's certification of the BMD system. We have been unable to find a current EAC certificate of accreditation for Pro V+V. The certificates seem to have been removed from the EAC website, and the latest ones we can locate expired in 2017. Can you please advise whether Pro V+V is an accredited testing lab, certified by the EAC?".
We now not only have sufficient evidence that Pro V&V was not accredited for the 2020 election or since Feb. 2017, which also implies not a single machine tested by them in the entire United States should be valid, but we also now have evidence that the EAC Director of Testing and Certification Jerome Lovato fabricated documents on behalf of Pro V&V to retroactively cover their proverbial butts.
As we mark the EAC's 20th year, we must acknowledge that the EAC has failed to develop and maintain voting system testing guidelines, failed to oversee the accreditation of testing labs, and failed to test our country's voting systems to a remotely reasonable standard.
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