Some background: The Globalists use a systems approach to EVERYTHING - This is probably the most important thing we need to understand about the way they work. They look at EVERY part of a system and find a way to control it. Gaining control commonly involves financial "incentives," infiltration, acquisition, and, if necessary, destruction (like hacks or scandals that ruin public trust.)

So what are the parts of our election system? I'm going to keep this basic, but you'll get it.

Policy and legislation from local to federal levels - includes everything from choices of software and equipment to election laws at all gov levels

Election administrators - SOS, election directors at all gov levels

Election technology - Software, machines, registration systems

Election workers - staffing the polls, canvassers, training, etc

Third parties - USPS and other service/supply providers

Public education - usually NGOs

Election security - everything from physical chain of custody at local levels to federal cybersecurity

By this simple list alone, you'll clearly see that there voting machines are only one cog in the system - and, as I said, the Globalists have every cog covered - because that's how they work. And they alternately use each part of the system to advance their goals in another part of the system. Let's say they want to change voting laws. They'll use the SOS (via NASS) to address legislatures that they need XYZ fixed through new legislation. Then they'll have the NGOs (all receiving Globalist funding) to write letters/testify about how important it is that XYZ get passed. The public is entirely removed from the equation. I can't tell you how many Congressional hearings (and, believe me, this isn't confined to elections) where there might be five people testifying who appear to be from different groups (and technically are) but they're all funded from the same source.

They use this same strategy to implement everything the want - the legislatures say "well this must be good because NASS recommends it," while NASS say "this must be good because all these separate NGOs are supporting it." They control EVERY aspect of the system this way, and it's VERY effective.

We will never have election integrity without dismantling the existing system and creating a new one. I personally believe We The People need to take elections entirely back into our own hands. Hand-counted paper ballots counted by two or three different groups (unaware of the others' totals) independent groups with totals posted at each precinct. Obviously, there's a lot more I can expand on with this.

Open-source voting systems have also been suggested, but a word of warning here. Many things touted as open source aren't truly open source - they are proprietary open source. True open-source is general public license open source, and "they" are trying to trick the public because most people don't realize there's a distinction.

Blockchain is also suggested - but I personally believes that we need a voting system that EVERY citizen can understand and that contains no proprietary components.

Elections should belong to We The People and no one else. The question is are we willing to take on the responsibility of that? I think we're nearing the point where most of America is saying "yes."