Changes in the EAC

http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_ellen_th_070719_u_s__senate_bill_s__.htm

The name “Diebold,” when associated with elections, has come to mean “untrustworthy.” But terms that indicate “election dysfunction” aren’t wholly owned by Diebold. The name of another voting machine company, “Sequoia,” has come to mean foreign ownership of vote-counting software. “ES&S” has come to mean broken contracts, lies to election officials, and questionable federal election results in Sarasota. For those paying close attention, the little-known U. S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) has come to mean incompetent, secretive, derelict in duties, partisan, and unduly influenced by Diebold, Sequoia, and ES&S.

An interesting look into U.S. Senate Bill S. 1487:
Escalating the Federal Control and Privatization of Elections. It explains what it is and what the current views are of the EAC from american people.