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 […]
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
440,781 “Status Unknown” Mail Ballots – Untrackable; Exceeds Margin of Victory 5:1 (PA) Read More »
Established Fact Investigation of Wayne County QVF data identified 333 registered voters listed as “active” with ages of 115 years or older – well beyond any credible lifespan. More critically, specific named individuals were identified as having votes cast in their names despite having been deceased for decades: Ardis Barnes (died 1968) and Selma Steel
Established Fact Multiple poll challengers present at the TCF Center Absentee Voter Counting Boards in Detroit on November 3-4, 2020, provided sworn testimony that election workers were manually entering thousands of unverified ballots into electronic poll books for voters who were not listed in the QVF. In each instance, workers entered a placeholder birthdate of
Established Fact In October 2020, an operative employed by GBI Strategies, LLC, a nationally operating voter registration organization, delivered between 8,000 and 10,000 voter registration forms to the Muskegon, Michigan city clerk’s office. The forms exhibited hallmarks of organized fraud: identical handwriting across multiple applications, non-existent addresses, and fictitious phone numbers. Identical, coordinated spikes in
Established Fact A system defect in the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division’s automated voter registration interface allowed approximately 98,000 voter registrations to be processed and validated without requiring documentary proof of citizenship – the constitutional and statutory precondition for voter registration in Arizona. This defect persisted undetected for approximately 20 years. Arizona officials were aware of
