Patrick Colbeck

Across all five Judicial Malfeasance subtopics—dismissals, bribery/financial conflicts, attorney sanctions, court procedures, and lawfare—the report concludes that the courts and surrounding legal apparatus did not function as a neutral venue to test 2020 election‑integrity evidence, but as an integrated system that largely prevented serious allegations from ever reaching full evidentiary review, while punishing those who

Across all six Election Results Certification subtopics—canvassing boards, recounts, audits, unofficial reporting, state certification, and national certification—the report concludes that every major checkpoint that should have independently validated or halted defective results instead functioned to ratify them, converting the certification architecture itself into a strategic vulnerability in the transfer of national power. Collectively, these findings

Across all five Electronic Voting System Integrity subtopics—system certification, deployment configuration, public accuracy testing, security negligence, and remote access—the 93 findings in the investigative database establish that U.S. electronic voting infrastructure in 2020 operated as a high-exposure, low-attribution platform in which every core control—from federal certification through field deployment, pre-election testing, operational security, and network

Across all four key record categories in the chain of custody for any election—voter rolls, voter history/poll books, ballots, and vote tallies—and at the overarching level of record preservation itself, the report concludes that the evidentiary backbone of the 2020 election was systematically compromised in multiple battleground states, such that key outcomes in decisive counties