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Mike Lindell, a staunch conservative and prominent voice in the Republican Party regarding election integrity, has announced a new plan to ensure future election security. During his two-day Election Crime Bureau Summit in Springfield, Missouri, Lindell revealed a drone that would fly around polling places to confirm that voting machines are not connected to the internet and maintain real-time accuracy.

The drone, estimated to detect internet access within a range of 100 yards, is connected to a device called the Wireless Monitoring Device. This device, specifically designed for election security, monitors network connections and would detect whether election computers in municipal, county, and state offices, as well as polling places, are connected to the internet.

The monitoring device uses technology that recognizes IP addresses and internal computer hardware to automatically detect any connections. Once a connection is detected, screens at a command center will display a webpage confirming the connections based on access points and wireless clients in a particular location.

Lindell emphasized that all detected information would be securely archived for later analysis, allowing them to catch any falsehoods. The command center’s location was not revealed, but Lindell mentioned that the device has already been utilized in local elections in states such as Mississippi and Kentucky.

With this new technology, Lindell believes that election monitoring will be revolutionized. It is worth noting that Lindell is currently facing defamation lawsuits, including a .3 billion lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems, the same company that successfully sued Fox News for similar claims. Lindell also mentioned another defamation suit filed by former Dominion employee Eric Coomer.

The Election Crime Bureau Summit, which had relatively low attendance on its second day, featured speakers like Rudy Giuliani and Steve Bannon. The summit was broadcasted on YouTube, Right Side Broadcasting Network, and Frankspeech.

Lindell aims to provide election officials with the assurance that they are being monitored and to determine the truth regarding machine companies and online evidence.

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