Supremacy appear to be similar ads to consider himself a “proud American company” on The Hayride, a right-wing Louisiana political blog.
In a statement to POLITICO on the radio ad, a Dominion spokesman said that ‘a lot of slanderous disinformation is being spread about Dominion’, and that ‘we want to make sure people hear the truth. With advertising, we can share the facts about our company directly to the public. ‘
Dominion is one of the contractors who, according to The Associated Press,’s Kyle Ardoin’s request to replace 10,000-decade-old voting machines, and the state transaction is estimated to be worth as much as $ 100 million. Dominion has been setting up voting equipment for Louisiana since 2011.
But the former president and many leading Republicans launched unprovoked attacks on the company in the run-up to last year’s White House race, claiming it manipulated votes in favor of then-Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
Some high-ranking GOP officials tried to distance themselves from the conspiracy demands ahead of the Senate election in Georgia last month, worrying that Trump’s rhetoric would discourage Republican voters from giving their vote. The few run-off games eventually handed over control of the room to the Democrats.
Meanwhile, Dominion is engaged in a series of litigations aimed at Trump allies that have advanced the unfounded theories about rigid voting machines. The company has filed defamation lawsuits against Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, former Trump attorney Sidney Powell and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, each for $ 1.3 billion in damages.