2026 Election Security Report Card
Trump Administration Efforts to Secure Our Nation’s Election System
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The Case Against Electronic Voting Systems
Electronic voting infrastructure in the United States is a critical national security failure. The current systems act as “black boxes” that cannot prove their own correctness. Rather than a series of unrelated defects, the vulnerabilities identified form a single, escalating structure where information collection enables manipulation, and the absence of forensic evidence is a design
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170 Year Old Civil War Veteran Voted in 2020 Election (MI)
Established Fact [Established Fact – State of Michigan election records indicated that Jason Lemoyne Daniel voted via mail-in ballot during 2020 election] Jason Lemoyne Daniel was born in 1850 and is listed as residing at 3602 Race Street, Flint, MI 48504 in Genesee County, MI. According to State of Michigan voter records, Jason registered to
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Vote Tally Chain of Custody: From Ballot to Broadcast
“One of the most mysterious, low-profile, covert, shadowy, questionable mechanisms of American democracy is the American vote count” James and Ken Collier Authors of “Votescam” The United States election infrastructure is a decentralized system of over 10,000 jurisdictions that, in practice, relies on a highly consolidated pipeline of private vendors and data aggregators to report
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President Trump Addresses Nation on Security of U.S. Election System
On July 16, 2026 at 9 pm ET, President Trump addressed the nation on the important topic of the security of our election systems. “Because no country can be great without fair and honest elections. You have to trust your country because if there can be no trust, there can be no greatness… No trust,
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Intimidation of Maricopa County, AZ Election Whistleblower
Kerry D. Soat, a vote adjudicator for the 2020 Maricopa County Election and CEO of Fas-Break Inc, reveals a sordid tale of intimidation in the wake of him raising concerns with the conduct of the 2020 election. His testimony details allegations of statistical anomalies during the vote-counting process, concerns regarding the lack of oversight for
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Halderman Disclosure: Privacy Flaws in Dominion Voting Tabulators
They may have changed their name from Dominion to Liberty Vote, but that doesn’t prevent Liberty Vote from inheriting a significant number of security concerns with their purchase of Dominion. One of these concerns pertains to a critical privacy flaw that has been identified in Dominion Voting Systems’ ImageCast Precinct (ICP) and ImageCast Evolution (ICE)
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Election Record Chain of Custody
Elections do not run on slogans; they run on evidence. At the center of that evidence is chain of custody – the documented, continuous control of ballots, machines, poll books, media, and the digital records that support reported results. When that chain is clear, complete, and independently reviewable, election officials can actually prove that materials
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Risks Inherent with VPN Connections Used to Manage Election Systems
Election officials and machine vendors love to make the claim that their systems are “air-gapped” and “not connected to the internet”. Such assertions are intended to give the general public a false sense of security regarding the use of electronic voting systems. When pressed by technically savvy investigators, these same individuals will often begrudgingly admit
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MI SoS to County Canvassers: “We will come for you”
Disputed Fact On August 19, 2024, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson used Twitter to address various election-related assertions that she found on social media. One of the questions that she addressed was the following: “Are plans in place in case some counties don’t want to certify” Joan Crawford’s Eyebrows (@sanjose172) Benson’s response? “Yes. If
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