The company Wake TSI must produce records related to its review of the 2020 election in Pennsylvania’s Fulton County, a court ordered in American Oversight’s lawsuit.

Wake TSI failed to respond to American Oversight’s filing adding the company as a defendant in the lawsuit for public records related to Fulton County’s election review.

American Oversight added the firm Wake TSI as a defendant in its lawsuit for records related to the county’s review of voting machines in the weeks after the 2020 election.

American Oversight obtained communications between county commissioners and “election integrity” groups, including one organization that has pushed for vote recounts throughout the state.

More than two years after the 2020 election, a recount in a rural Pennsylvania county has failed to appease some of the diehard election deniers who had clamored for it.

As part of an ongoing investigation into the county’s problematic review of 2020 election results, American Oversight has asked the software company to preserve any and all records related to the election analysis it conducted.

Several of the individuals who signed their names to “alternate” electoral slates have been active in efforts to cast doubt on election integrity, including sham election reviews that have been investigated by American Oversight.

The lawsuit follows requests made by American Oversight under Pennsylvania’s Right-to-Know Law for documents from the review conducted by Fulton County in December 2020 and February 2021.

American Oversight sent a letter to the Pennsylvania Senate highlighting significant inconsistencies in testimony regarding a December 2020 audit of Fulton County election materials.