Patrick Colbeck

Protect the Results Coalition – Multi-Organizational Mobilization Infrastructure (US)

Established Fact [Established Fact — Coalition existed; mobilization commitments documented] The Protect the Results coalition launched June 12, 2020, comprising 148 organizational partners — including Indivisible, MoveOn.org, Stand Up America, and the SEIU — that publicly committed to trigger street-level mass protest if Trump contested the election. The coalition expanded to over 80 partners by

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Pre-Election Targeting of Capitol Vulnerabilities (US)

Established Fact ShutDown DC leadership used ArcGIS geographic information software to map vulnerabilities in Washington, D.C.’s critical infrastructure — including bridges, government buildings, transportation chokepoints, and telecommunications nodes — and trained activists in “Hong Kong-style” riot tactics and infrastructure blockade techniques. This mapping and training was conducted before the election, in explicit anticipation of a

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Obstruction Tactics Planned by Federal Employees (US)

Disputed Fact [Disputed Fact — Official government status of participants unconfirmed by independent investigation] Federal employees from multiple agencies attended pre-election training sessions hosted by ShutDown DC addressing “go slow” tactics, workplace obstruction, and resistance planning in the event of a contested election outcome. Identified participants included individuals who identified their agency affiliations during sessions.

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“Feds for Democracy” – Federal Employee Network (US)

Established Fact [Established Fact — Federal employee training sessions documented; participant self-identification recorded] Federal employees from multiple agencies attended pre-election training sessions hosted by ShutDown DC addressing “go slow” tactics, workplace obstruction, and resistance planning in the event of a contested election outcome. Identified participants included individuals who identified their agency affiliations during sessions. Independent

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“The Count” – Pre-Election Manifesto for Capitol Takeover (US)

Established Fact “The Count” was a pre-election contingency document attributed to operatives from the Real Justice PAC — Zack Malitz, Becky Bond, and Brandon Evans — explicitly calling for “mass civil disobedience to shut down the capital and delay votes” and to make it “physically impossible for Congress to meet” if the Electoral College count

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Deliberate Relaxation of Election Security Via Court-Ordered Modification of Signature Verification – Unauthorized Pre-Election Administrative Change (AZ)

Disputed Fact Disputed fact as to coordinated intent, but Arizona Democratic Party v. Hobbs, No. 2:20-cv-01143 (D. Ariz. 2020), was a federal court action in which a district court entered an injunction extending cure deadlines for unsigned absentee ballots. The Ninth Circuit stayed the injunction on October 6, 2020, before it took effect. Whether the

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Court Ordered Modification of Signature Verification – Pre-Election Administrative Change (AZ)

Established Fact Federal court injunction entered; stayed by Ninth Circuit before election. Arizona Democratic Party v. Hobbs, No. 2:20-cv-01143 (D. Ariz. 2020), was a federal court action (not a consent decree) in which a district court entered an injunction requiring an extended cure period for unsigned absentee ballots. The Ninth Circuit stayed the injunction on

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Targeted Poll Worker Infiltration and Exclusion of Conservatives (AZ)

Established Fact Activist networks including the Brennan Center for Justice and All Voting is Local published targeted Arizona-specific poll worker guides that described qualification standards, administrative procedures, and screening criteria for poll workers. The Brennan Center’s 2020 Arizona guide addressed prospective poll worker appointment processes; a 2022 joint guide addressed screening criteria including adherence to

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State Of Arizona Study Could Not Identify 58% Of Voters As Real Humans (AZ)

Established Fact The State of Arizona, from July 3 to Sept 4, 2021, researched the voter identity of 673,560 registered AZ Voters and found that they could not identify 58% or 393,017 as being real human beings. The State found these “people” could not be identified through either an Arizona MVD driver’s license search, nor

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The State of Georgia had 101.8 Percent, and Fulton County had 107.4 Percent of the Citizen Voting Age Population Registered to Vote (GA)

Disputed Fact Based on official data from the Election Assistance Commission (“EAC”), the state of Georgia and Fulton County had amongst the dirtiest voter rolls in the country with more people registered to vote than the eligible population. Citations U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC), ‘2020 Election Administration and Voting Survey (EAVS) Comprehensive Report’ (released Aug.

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