Established Fact The Intelligence Community also hid that the Chinese government was manufacturing and importing fake Driver’s Licenses into the United States for election use. These ID’s were made for Chinese people living among us, in various States. The DL’s were to help them vote for Biden using fake mail-in ballots. Four months before the
Established Fact Established Fact as to WisVote API access to ERIC and CTCL. The Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) is a nonprofit consortium of which Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, and Arizona were all members in 2020. ERIC receives voter roll data from member states and compares it to detect duplicate registrations, deceased voters, and address
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Established Fact The Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) failed to record in WisVote available ineligibility information regarding: (1) persons under court-ordered guardianship who are prohibited from voting under Wis. Stat. § 6.03(1)(a); (2) non-citizens who are ineligible under Wis. Stat. § 6.02; and (3) adjudicated incompetent individuals. Circuit court guardianship data was available to WEC but
Established Fact Wisconsin law (Wis. Stat. § 6.86(2)) permits voters who are permanently or indefinitely confined due to age, illness, infirmity, or disability to request absentee ballots without submitting photo identification. In 2020, Wisconsin experienced a 287% statewide surge in the number of voters claiming “indefinitely confined” status, reaching 220,404 ballots cast under that designation.
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Established Fact The Wisconsin voter database contained 569,277 active voters who shared an identical registration application date of January 1, 1918 – a placeholder date that functions as a system default, not as an actual registration date. Of these anomalous registrations, 115,252 cast ballots in the November 2020 election. The existence of over half a
Disputed Fact Election integrity activists have pointed out that Wisconsin’s statewide voter system (WisVote) contains millions of inactive records in addition to about 3.6–3.8 million active registered voters, which can produce headline figures of 7–8 million “names” when active and inactive lists are combined. As of late 2020, WEC reported approximately 3.7 million active registered
Established Fact Federal Election Administration and Voting Survey (EAVS) data for Pennsylvania in the 2020 election, as analyzed by the Public Interest Legal Foundation from EAC federal data, reflects that of 3.1 million mail ballots transmitted to voters, 425,606 were classified as ‘unknown’ — meaning election officials could not account for their disposition — and
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Disputed Fact Pennsylvania Representative Frank Ryan’s December 2020 forensic analysis of the state’s Statewide Uniform Registry of Electors (SURE) system identified an initial discrepancy of 170,830 more votes counted in the certified results than the number of voters recorded in SURE as having participated in the election. After Pennsylvania officials made revisions to the SURE
Disputed Fact PILF’s voter roll error map lists for Michigan: “Deceased Registrants as of 2020: 25,709.”In later litigation-related press materials, PILF repeatedly describes having “more than 26,000” deceased registrants on Michigan’s voter rolls. PILF further breaks this down as:23,663 registrants dead for five years or more.17,479 registrants dead for at least a decade.3,956 registrants dead
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Disputed Fact In a memo from former MI State Senator Ruth Johnson to her colleagues in the MI Senate requesting subpoena authority, the former MI SOS asserted ” I estimate that, conservatively, over 800,000 absentee ballot applications were mailed to individuals who are likely not eligible to vote in Michigan. Already, the Secretary of State
