In the wake of the 2020 election, rampant censorship prevented a civil, public debate on the topic of 2020 election fraud. The President of the United States was de-platformed on Twitter. YouTube forced people to replace “Dominion” with “Dominoes” and “Ballot” with “Pizza” to avoid strikes leading to de-platforming. Election fraud investigators were threatened with […]
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In the wake of the 2020 election, 64 election lawsuits were filed by the Trump campaign and their supporters. The popular narrative surrounding these lawsuits is that they were dismissed because they did not present substantive evidence of election fraud. “Over 60 separate lawsuits brought by President Trump’s campaign and its supporters across the country
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The designation of U.S. election systems as critical infrastructure is rooted in the broader federal critical‑infrastructure framework that emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, particularly after the USA PATRIOT Act formalized the concept and definition of “critical infrastructure” following the 9/11 attacks. In January 2017 under the Obama Administration, then‑DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson
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The U.S. Election Assistance Commission has developed a Chain of Custody Best Practices handbook for election officials. Citations [1] Chain of Custody Best Practices, CISA
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Modern election record chain of custody involves a significant number of links. Each of these links has an important role in the prevention of fraud. CISA frames chain of custody as a security and risk‑mitigation process for critical infrastructure systems, not just an evidentiary concept for law enforcement. It defines chain of custody as documenting,
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2020 Election Analysis To assess the materiality of alleged electoral irregularities in the 2020 presidential election, a threshold analysis must first establish the minimum vote margin required to alter the election outcome. Under Article II of the United States Constitution and the Twelfth Amendment, presidential election results are determined by Electoral College allocation, requiring a
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EAC Certificate Election System Deployment Non-Certified Software Maintaining the integrity and security of electronic voting systems requires strict adherence to certified configurations and security protocols. Any deviations should be carefully evaluated and approved through proper channels to ensure they do not compromise the system’s security or certification status. Read Full Advisory
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Separating Fact From Fiction Machine Count vs Hand Count Vote tabulation methods have changed over the years. In recent years, the use of electronic voting systems to tabulate vote totals has gained prominence. Electronic voting systems introduces unique risks to the conduct of elections. Cyberattacks, power outages, and malicious insider threats due to the inability
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Hand Count Hand counts of our votes is not new. America has a long history of conducting transparent, efficient and effective vote tallies without the use of machines. Votes were counted at precincts with our towns. Our elections used to be local affairs. With the introduction of electronic voting systems, our elections have been increasingly
For years, nations such as the United States of America conducted elections via hand counts of paper ballots. Electronic voting systems are a fairly recent development in the long history of elections in the U.S.. While many view electronic voting systems as a convenience, there are many experts who have expressed significant concerns with such
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