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I'm not seeing anything on that page that is evidence of a breach. And no amount of searching turns up a lawsuit by the Nevada Secretary of State. In fact according to their third quarterly report they're under the opinion they did a good job.
It's very easy to throw numbers around with statistics. Which is why it's so important to corroborate them or make sure they're coming from a long-standing trustworthy institution. And a group founded in December who won't even tell you who they are, is not it. For comparison here's the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities page where you can see literally who they are. Here's the page for the Economic Policy Institute.
You should be highly skeptical of random people throwing charts at you with little to no source citation.
I had to jump on my computer because the original was deleted, but here's a few places to get started:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Whistleblowers/comments/1hlusjn/comment/m3pfe7b/
https://undelete.pullpush.io/r/Whistleblowers/comments/1hlusjn/_/#comment-info
https://substack.com/home/post/p-153003086
And I know it sounds ridiculous to read about the economy from a subreddit about a gamestock stop, this is pulled from SEC EDGAR filings and definitely worth review: https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/owpfc3/will_the_real_gme_bbemg_please_stand_up_part_1/
So the problem with a Man in The Middle attack is the numbers won't sync. And not on fancy charts. It's like saying cashier drawer theft would go unnoticed because there's no camera. When they count the drawer at the end of the night they're going to know. When they get the hard copies of the ballots at the end of the night they're going to know.
Except they're not counting the drawer...
For a skeptic, you have a lot of faith the system functions like you're told.