Voting tech company settles lawsuit against far-right news outlet

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Florida-based Smartmatic was a target for conspiracy theorists claiming the company flipped votes during the 2020 presidential election.

A voting technology company targeted by bogus fraud claims related to the 2020 presidential election settled a defamation lawsuit Tuesday against a conservative news outlet.

In a statement, the company said it had"resolved its litigation with OANN through a confidential settlement.” The dismissal of its lawsuit was filed in federal court in the District of Columbia. Chip Babcock, a Houston-based attorney representing the news outlet, confirmed the case had been resolved but said he was unable to disclose any of the settlement terms.

 

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