Credit: Gage Skidmore In June of 2024, Puerto Rico encountered numerous problems while conducting their primary elections. The Gateway Pundit reported that vote counts were reported as lower than the paper counts. Some voting systems reversed totals, while some reported zero votes for certain candidates. The discrepancies were attributed to a “software issue,” according to the Puerto Rico Election Commission’s interim president at the time, Jessika Padilla-Rivera. There wasn’t much reporting on the American territory and the problems they had surrounding that election. However, it did cause the election commission in the territory to call into question its contract with Dominion Voting Systems prior to the November 2024 election. In an “exclusive” story published on Wednesday, Reuters claimed that a team working for Director…
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