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Draza Smith is a computer engineer with two master’s degrees, in electrical engineering and in computer engineering. She completed her doctoral work in computer engineering, and awaits defense of her PhD dissertation. She has worked for Sandia National Labs focusing on Cyber and Grid Security. She explored the 2020 election count data from The New York Times (supplied mostly by Edison Research, with additions by The Associated Press) which shows the proportion of ballots voting for each candidate as the results came in, batch by batch. Her investigations indicate that results in many states may potentially be being manipulated or controlled via a computer algorithm. She believes the algorithm has been programmed to achieve a specific percentage of votes in each location, adjusting the votes up or down during the count in order to reach that target. She likens this algorithm to that of a “PID Controller”, or a car’s cruise control, where, after a specific target speed has been set, the car’s engine adjusts up