Disputed Fact On August 19, 2024, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson used Twitter to address various election-related assertions that she found on social media. One of the questions that she addressed was the following: “Are plans in place in case some counties don’t want to certify” Joan Crawford’s Eyebrows (@sanjose172) Benson’s response? “Yes. If […]
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Established Fact On August 5, 2024, Project Veritas release a story featuring undercover video that exposes a long-running absentee-ballot election fraud syndicate ran by Democrats in Hamtramck, MI. Tensions between LGBTQ-progressives and Muslim political factions within the Michigan Democratic Party led to the public exposure of this scheme by Project Veritas. “This is another thing
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Disputed Fact The “300,000 ballots” whistleblower allegation originated in the Lake v. Hobbs election contest lawsuit (CV2022-095403), filed December 9, 2022, in Maricopa County Superior Court. Attorneys Kurt Olsen and Bryan Blehm filed a 70-page complaint on behalf of gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake, incorporating testimony from multiple witnesses including at least one Runbeck employee. The
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Established Fact The Association of World Election Bodies (A-WEB) is the world’s largest international organization dedicated to election management, headquartered in Incheon (Songdo), South Korea, and comprising 121 election management bodies (EMBs) from 111 countries. Founded in October 2013 under the direct sponsorship of South Korea’s National Election Commission (NEC), A-WEB presents itself as a
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Established Fact The internal logs for Jira ticket EIP-713 reveal a clear timeline showing that Twitter was tagged for action 20 minutes before the incident was officially fact-checked: At 2:51 PM on November 3, 2020, the EIP team escalated the issue, explicitly stating, “We are sending this to you quickly as we likely won’t be
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The June 2, 2026 California Statewide Primary resulted in competitive races for both Los Angeles Mayor and Governor, with results still being tallied through the seven-day post-Election Day window and into the 30-day official canvass period. This plan provides a structured investigative framework — grounded in California statutory law, federal election statutes, and procedural rights
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Established Fact On May 24, 2022, Democratic candidate Michelle Long Spears appeared to receive zero election-day votes in 36 of 40 precincts in the DeKalb County Commission District 2 Democratic primary — including the precinct where she and her husband personally cast their ballots. The anomaly triggered a public outcry, a three-day hand recount over
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Disputed Fact The “No Kings” movement is a coordinated series of large-scale political protests primarily targeting the second Trump administration. Three major mobilizations have occurred: June 14, 2025 (~5million participants), October 18, 2025 (~7million participants), and March 28, 2026 (~8–9million participants).While organizers present the movement as decentralized and grassroots, investigative reporting has identified a sophisticated
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Disputed Fact Whistleblower Patrick Bergy alleges that General James L. Jones, Obama’s National Security Advisor, took the intellectual property rights to the IIA/Shadownet technology — developed at taxpayer expense — and commercialized it through his company Dynology, without authorization from the military. Bergy states directly that after watching this technology reshape elections and trigger color
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Reasonable Inference Measured strictly against the Attorney General’s own guidance to law enforcement, challenger rights were emphasized to the exclusion of — indeed, to the near-total absence of — affirmative rights in 2020, because the AG addressed challengers only through the lens of intimidation, disturbance, and prosecution, never as participants holding rights. When the AG
