🚨BREAKING: Eric Coomer Deposition Unsealed - Contradictions on Election System Access Exposed

A Pennsylvania attorney is now urging POTUS to launch a federal investigation into alleged VPN access tied to the 2020 election.

Thomas Carroll sent a letter calling on the Pentagon, DHS, and ODNI to examine potential vendor and foreign interference involving Dominion Voting Systems - citing newly unsealed testimony from a January 2026 deposition of former Dominion employee Eric Coomer.

Here’s what’s raising concerns:
- Coomer testified that development teams outside the U.S. had access to code tied to election systems
- He also acknowledged using a VPN for remote desktop access to election management systems during the 2020 primaries, while claiming no data was exchanged

But the key issue - this appears to directly contradict his 2022 grand jury testimony, where he stated:

“I don’t have the access… Dominion just builds the hardware and provides the software.”

Now, in the 2026 deposition, Coomer admits:
“Yes, I have accessed servers… with approval.”

Patrick Byrne, whose legal team pushed to unseal the transcript, says this changes everything:

“That flatly contradicts what he said in 2022… Now he’s acknowledging they do have connection-they can go on these machines.”

Byrne also pointed to what he called a major admission:
“They have VPN access… that means they can get on and do anything… and there are ways to do it with little to no trace.”

With the transcript now part of the official court record (and already being cited in calls for a federal investigation) this could become a turning point for multiple legal challenges brought since the 2020 election involving voting machine companies.

As Byrne told Emerald Robinson:
“Their house of cards falls with that admission.”

@EmeraldRobinson