Liberty Vote (formerly Dominion) DROPS lawsuit against Mike Lindell
By Easton Martin | June 25, 2026
A major legal battle has come to a definitive conclusion for Mike Lindell. On Monday, a federal court filing in Washington, D.C. revealed that the voting technology company formerly known as Dominion Voting Systems has agreed to dismiss all claims and causes of action against Lindell and MyPillow with prejudice. This crucial designation means that the legal dispute is permanently resolved and neither party can refile these specific allegations against each other in the future.
The broad resolution brings a complete stop to a multi-billion dollar legal matter that began back in February 2021. Under the terms of the new agreement, both sides will bear their own attorneys’ fees, expenses, and costs. Crucially, the voting company will no longer pursue any monetary damages or financial compensation from Lindell or his companies, wiping away the threat of the original massive financial claim.
The path to this outcome took a decisive turn following a major change in ownership for Dominion. In October 2025, former Republican election official Scott Leiendecker purchased Dominion and rebranded the entire operation as Liberty Vote Holdings. Following this transition, the newly restructured company moved to drop the litigation completely, securing a final and permanent end to the prolonged legal conflict for Lindell.
