Disputed Fact

Mass Deletion of ~500,000 Voter History Records from QVF (MI)

Disputed Fact, Election Record Integrity, Michigan, Record Destruction, United States /

Disputed Fact Analysis of the Michigan Qualified Voter File (QVF) reveals that approximately 500,000 voting history records were deleted from the statewide voter registration database as of January 1, 2021. Deletion of a voter record from “voted” to “did not vote” eliminates key evidence of ballot-to-voter matching essential to any audit. The official number of […]

Mass Deletion of ~500,000 Voter History Records from QVF (MI) Read More »

Secretary of State Directive to Delete Electronic Pollbook Software (MI)

Disputed Fact, Election Record Integrity, Michigan, Record Destruction, United States /

Disputed Fact Michigan Bureau of Elections, under Secretary Benson, issued a February 12, 2021 memorandum to county clerks directing that certain election records “must be deleted” and that electronic pollbook software and associated files be deleted. This directive was issued within the 22-month federal preservation window and appears to conflict facially with 52 U.S.C. §

Secretary of State Directive to Delete Electronic Pollbook Software (MI) Read More »

284,412 Corrupt or Missing Ballot Images (AZ)

Arizona, Disputed Fact, Election Record Integrity, Maricopa County, Record Destruction, United States /

Disputed Fact The Cyber Ninjas audit found 284,412 ballot images on the EMS were “corrupt or missing.” Files were additionally found missing from the EMS server. Maricopa County contested the characterization; Cyber Ninjas responded that their team included certified forensic examiners and that the County’s own actions – creating new executable files and modifying thousands

284,412 Corrupt or Missing Ballot Images (AZ) Read More »

Lisa Fithian’s National Guard Suppression Strategy – Lobbying of Governors (US)

Disputed Fact, Pre-Election Conspiracy, Seditious Conspiracy, United States /

Disputed Fact [Disputed Fact — As to whether governors were actually lobbied] Lisa Fithian, a documented radical street-action organizer and key Protect the Results trainer, conducted pre-election sessions that included discussion of lobbying Democratic governors to commit in advance to withhold National Guard units from post-election protests. Whether governor lobbying actually occurred and whether commitments

Lisa Fithian’s National Guard Suppression Strategy – Lobbying of Governors (US) Read More »

Raffensperger Pre-Election Settlement Functioned as “Consent Decree” (GA)

Disputed Fact, Georgia, Pre-Election Conspiracy, Seditious Conspiracy, United States /

Disputed Fact [Disputed Fact — As to settlement’s legal nature and effect]  The settlement’s legal nature and effect are contested.  Critics often describe the March 2020 document as a “consent decree” that changed Georgia election law, while the text labels it a “Compromise Settlement Agreement and Release” that implements a rule already adopted by the

Raffensperger Pre-Election Settlement Functioned as “Consent Decree” (GA) Read More »

Protect the Results Coalition Seditious Conspiracy (US)

Disputed Fact, Pre-Election Conspiracy, Seditious Conspiracy, United States /

Disputed Fact [Disputed Fact — As to whether planning contemplated unlawful force] The Protect the Results coalition launched June 12, 2020, comprising 148 organizational partners that publicly committed to trigger street-level mass protest and unrest if Trump contested the election. Coalition members’ public statements emphasized peaceful, lawful protest; whether the planning contemplated unlawful force is

Protect the Results Coalition Seditious Conspiracy (US) Read More »

Obstruction Tactics Planned by Federal Employees (US)

Disputed Fact, Pre-Election Conspiracy, Seditious Conspiracy, United States /

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.

Obstruction Tactics Planned by Federal Employees (US) Read More »

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

Arizona, Disputed Fact, Pre-Election Conspiracy, Seditious Conspiracy, United States /

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

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

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, Election Record Integrity, Fulton County, Georgia, United States, Voter Roll Integrity /

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.

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) Read More »

WisVote Rolls Exceed Eligible Population – 7.3M Registrations vs. 4.6M Eligible Residents (WI)

Disputed Fact, Election Record Integrity, United States, Voter Roll Integrity, Wisconsin /

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

WisVote Rolls Exceed Eligible Population – 7.3M Registrations vs. 4.6M Eligible Residents (WI) Read More »