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"Shadow, a Democrat-affiliated technology company, developed the app that officials had hoped would deliver swifter caucus results. The outfit is run by Gerard Niemira, who served as Director of Product for Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 presidential campaign. Additionally, former Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook was part of the project Defending Digital Democracy (DDD) — an initiative aimed at protecting elections from cyberattack — that tested the app ahead of the botched caucus."

I believe this "app" was nothing more than another leftist tool that would be used to control the flow of information and "adjust' the outputs in hopes of controlling the outcome. It most likely had a bunch of backdoors as well as hidden "controls" that they weren't able to fully test before their first "Big test".

Also, I saw an article that the DHS offered to test the app for the DNC, and were turned down. Wonder why? Inquiring minds want to know...

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Also, I saw an article that the DHS offered to test the app for the DNC, and were turned down. Wonder why? Inquiring minds want to know...

Same reason the DNC didn't want the FBI to inspect their servers.