Hart InterCivic
Hart InterCivic is a leading provider of election technology that enables election officials to conduct elections with confidence and deliver accurate results with ease. Hart builds innovative and secure voting and tabulation systems that election officials use to create ballots, capture voter choices, and tabulate and audit results. Hart opened its doors in Austin, Texas over 100 years ago, originally operating as a paper printing company trusted with printing paper ballots for local elections, and has grown to become of the top three voting system providers in the nation, with customers across 20 states.www.hartintercivic.com
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Oct 7, 2026
Danielle WalkerHOST
So I don't understand why they don't need to be recertified.
Danielle WalkerHOST
Perhaps they still meet whatever ridiculous standards we have at a, at a national level, but the, the, the vendors that have qualified are Clear Ballot, Clear Voting System, ES&S, Hart InterCivic, Liberty Vote, that for everyone to know is Dominion Voting Systems, it's just with a nice new branding on it, uh, Voting Works, and Democracy Live.
Danielle WalkerHOST
Smartmatic is not on that certified list.
Danielle WalkerHOST
It was the only extra vendor to apply when Landry reopened the certification with a July 2nd, 2026 deadline.
Danielle WalkerHOST
So I don't know if we get to know if Smartmatic is certified.
Chris AlexanderHOST
Yes.
Chris AlexanderHOST
So Hart InterCivic, Dominion, which is now Liberty, and CS&S? Or is CSNS?
Danielle WalkerHOST
E-E- it's ESNS
Joe OltmannHOST
Clear Ballot, fraudulent.
Joe OltmannHOST
Hart InterCivic, fraudulent.
Joe OltmannHOST
They're all fraudulent.
Joe OltmannHOST
Runbeck, fraudulent.
Tony KinnettHOST
This is according to Rebecca Buies over at the Daily Signal.
Tony KinnettHOST
The very first vendor to present was Hart InterCivic, essentially a large scale effort to create specifications and standards for the state's next election system.
Tony KinnettHOST
Now, why am I bringing this up to you? Say, Tony, I don't really care about what Georgia's hosting as far as conventions for things.
Tony KinnettHOST
Well, Maricopa County in Georgia, or excuse me, Maricopa County, that would be in Arizona, excuse me.
Chris AlexanderHOST
Transparency Task Force.
Chris AlexanderHOST
He seems to concede in the letter in response to Hart Intercivic, uh, CSNS, and Dominion that those, those vendors, you know, they control eighty percent or provide the software for eighty of American elections, and they're basically saying that if we don't get the component parts from China, then we're not gonna be able to manu-manufacture the equipment and manufacture the computers.
Chris AlexanderHOST
We gotta get it from China.
Chris AlexanderHOST
In the same letter that Mullins is saying that, that China poses a very severe cyber threat and that these computers can be manipulated, probably have been manipulated.
Peter BielloHOST
GPB's Sarah Kalas reports.
Sarah KalusCORRESPONDENT
Hart InterCivic, Runbeck Election Systems, and Election Systems & Software all make voting machines used by other states.
Sarah KalusCORRESPONDENT
At the legislature's request, each of the vendors presented machines to the committee that could print paper ballots on demand.
Sarah KalusCORRESPONDENT
Lawmakers also asked them questions about ballot security, natural disaster contingency plans, and how quickly they could manufacture and ship machines.
Joe OltmannHOST
Internal emails already posted prove Dominion is doing this.
Joe OltmannHOST
Now, Lori Gallagher is showing the same for ES&S and Hart InterCivic.
Joe OltmannHOST
Voting machine companies, we have lost our minds.
Joe OltmannHOST
Secretary of State's and election commission's boards are to run our elections, not private companies and foreigners.