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Dean Logan: former Head of Elections in King CO became Head of Elections in LA County As we will see, he's got some projects going there - with Smartmatic and E B Smith. BACKGROUND We've already looked at Edwin Barkley Smith & Smartmatic and the LA Voting Solutions for All People (VSAP) Program in brief. Los Angeles Co Voting Systems is now headed by Dean Logan - who left King Co. in disgrace after he was suspected of election fraud re the recount over Christine Gregoire/Dino Rossi election: https://www.seattlepi.com/local/article/County-elections-director-resigns-1205983.php And who has also up been up to suspicious stuff in LA County: https://washingtonstatewire.com/dean-logan-strikes-again/ Dean Logan strikes again DJ Wilson June 6, 2018 If you were following Washington State politics in 2004, you’ll recall a very tight gubernatorial election. Chris Gregoire, then the sitting Democratic Attorney General, faced off against State Senator Dino Rossi, a Republican and former chair of the Senate Ways and Means Committee. It was a close race. Rossi was declared the winner by 261 votes. Democrats had held the governor’s mansion for 20 years. Rossi’s win was a big deal. But, state law requires an automatic recount when the vote is both within 2,000 votes and less than 0.5% of the vote total. After the recount, Rossi remained ahead by 42 votes. Republican Secretary of State Sam Reed suggested that a manual recount might be in order. Gregoire agreed. A candidate can request a manual recount if they pay for it. Paul Berendt, Chair of the Democratic Party at the time, had to raise almost over a million dollars on very short notice to cover legal and recount expenses. Ahead of that final manual recount, the King County Director of Elections found 573 ballots that had been improperly rejected during the previous counts. When those ballots were tabulated as part of the final manual recount, Chris Gregoire was ahead of Dino Rossi by 129 votes. The Director of Elections at King County in 2004 was Dean Logan. Yesterday, California held its primary, one of the more impactful and important primaries in the country in 2018. In Los Angeles County, there are 5.2 million registered voters. Yesterday, only 5% of voters cast a ballot, approximately 275,331. Among those voters, over 118,000 were “accidentally left off the rolls” in LA. The Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk of Los Angeles County said in a release “We apologize for the inconvenience and concern this has caused. Voters should be assured their vote will be counted.” The Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk of Los Angeles County is Dean Logan. Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose.