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Liberty Vote Purchase Ends Lindell Lawsuits, Imposes $56K Sanctions

6/25/2026

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In October 2025, elections director Scott Leiendecker bought Dominion Voting Systems, renamed it Liberty Vote, and ended its claims against Mike Lindell.
Liberty Vote Holdings and My Pillow filed a joint stipulation in Washington, D.C. court that dismissed all lawsuits with prejudice, each bearing its own costs.
Judge Carl Nichols ordered Lindell to pay Smartmatic $56,369 in sanctions and $500-daily penalties that have exceeded $92,000 after his 2020 election rigging claims.

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In October 2025, elections director Scott Leiendecker bought Dominion Voting Systems, renamed it Liberty Vote, and ended its claims against Mike Lindell.
Liberty Vote Holdings and My Pillow filed a joint stipulation in Washington, D.C. court that dismissed all lawsuits with prejudice, each bearing its own costs.
Judge Carl Nichols ordered Lindell to pay Smartmatic $56,369 in sanctions and $500-daily penalties that have exceeded $92,000 after his 2020 election rigging claims.