Dominion Sues OAN, Newsmax, And Ex-Overstock CEO

The Wall Street Journal reports:

One of the largest voting-machine companies in the U.S. on Tuesday sued two conservative media networks and a businessman it said had defamed it by spreading accusations that it rigged the 2020 election for President Biden. Dominion Voting Systems filed suits against Newsmax Media Inc. and Herring Networks Inc.’s One America News Network. Dominion also sued Patrick Byrne [photo], the former chief executive of Overstock.com.

Dominion accused the two networks of defaming the company and its products by airing false reports that its machines switched votes from President Donald Trump to Mr. Biden. The company also said Mr. Byrne repeatedly and falsely alleged that Dominion rigged vote tallies to steal the 2020 presidential election for Mr. Biden. In each of the three lawsuits, Dominion is seeking more than $1.6 billion in damages, citing lost profit and other costs.

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Dominion sued Newsmax, One America News Network and https://t.co/RwKawB6NT2’s former CEO for their claims the voting-machine company rigged the 2020 election for Biden https://t.co/gTT8AbPPye

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