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DEVOLUTION, CISA & EISCC - 1990s: Jeffrey Dean likely "cooking" elections in King Co WA - where Dean Logan was the Director of Records and Elections https://www.seattleweekly.com/news/election-pros-are-cons/ - 2004: Dean Logan leaves after election scandal to become Director of Elections in LA CO - where he remains today (working closely with Smartmatic, who designed the touch screen election systems they use) - 2011: Washington State adopts statewide mail-in voting (prolly COMP'D, given its history) - 2017: King, Pierce and Snohomish Counties in WA adopt ClearVote/ClearBallot system >>/10289/ But is ClearBallot its own company or an extension of Smartmatic, thru Edwin Barkley Smith, who wrote a letter to Colorado SoS on their behalf? >>/10298/ >>/10287/, >>/10288/, >>/10296/, >>/10299/ Unclear!! ClearBallot needs a bigger DIG. Still obscure. Even the website is EXTREMELY general - even when they replaced the CEO, there's almost zero info on the guy. It's like he came outta nowhere. from Resource thread: >>/10364/ Jordan Esten Promoted to CEO of Clear Ballot - But turns out that Edwin Smith * has a fulltime position at Smartmatic * participates on the Elections Infrastructure Sector Coordinating Council [EISCC] on behalf of Smartmatic - Also turns out that the "Clear Ballot Group" is ALSO one of the founding members of EISCC: Election Infrastructure Subsector Coordinating Council Charter://www.cisa.gov › default › files › publications https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/election_infrastructure_subsector_specific_plan.pdf - As DEVOLUTION PART 5 reveals, EISCC - which consists of all the major elections systems - has a LOT of power when it comes to CISA policy. so how did a company founded in 2009 to do "audits" develop a vote-by-mail system capable of handling elections for both NYC and Seattle within a few years? And also become one of the founding members of EISCC?