Reasonable Inference Poll worker overseeing Precinct 374 in Detroit provided affidavit that the tabulator printouts indicated write-in votes but none of the ballots that he saw featured write-in votes. This could indicate that the ICP was programmed to flag certain ballots (perhaps Trump votes) as “write-in” so that the ballots would be diverted to the […]
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Established Fact Gateway Pundit says that, after reviewing about 40% of nearly one million Detroit election records obtained through FOIA, its team has identified multiple categories of alleged absentee‑ballot irregularities in the city’s 2020 vote. The article highlights claimed problems such as ballots linked to a non‑existent Detroit address, absentee envelopes that appear to show
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Established Fact Gateway Pundit reports that an independent review of Detroit’s 2020 ballots has identified more than 10,000 “ghost vote” ballots where voters filled in the oval for a write‑in candidate but left the name line blank, concentrated almost entirely in down‑ballot races on ballots that otherwise show straight‑ticket or top‑of‑ticket votes for Democrats. The
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Established Fact The OSC documented that on election day 2020, all voting machines in Green Bay were ESS machines connected to a secret, hidden Wi-Fi access point located at the Grand Hyatt hotel – Green Bay’s central count facility. The Wi-Fi access point, the machines, and the ballots at the central count facility were controlled
Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – As to physical ballot location pending forensic verification] The Wisconsin Office of the Special Counsel (OSC) documented that Command Central, LLC – a Dominion Voting Systems reseller and servicer – received images of cast ballots on election night via internet connection and is alleged to be holding actual physical cast
Established Fact [Established Fact – OSC documented allegation and Command Central’s non-compliance with subpoenas] The Wisconsin Office of the Special Counsel (OSC) documented that Command Central, LLC – a Dominion Voting Systems reseller and servicer – received images of cast ballots on election night via internet connection and is alleged to be holding actual physical
Disputed Fact On election night, Milwaukee Election Commission Deputy Director Kimberly Zapata briefly lost chain of custody of a USB flash drive containing absentee voter data for over 120,000 votes. The flash drive was reported as missing, then recovered, during the period when central count tabulation was active. This loss of custody over the primary
Established Fact Federal Election Administration and Voting Survey (EAVS) data for Pennsylvania’s 2020 election classified 440,781 mail ballots as “status unknown” – meaning election officials have no record of whether these ballots were delivered, returned, counted, rejected, or disposed of. These are not ballots that were tracked and rejected for cause; they are ballots that
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Disputed Fact [Disputed Fact – As to number of affected ballots and disposition] An Agissar ballot processing machine – used in Delaware County’s ballot handling operation – “sliced” thousands of ballots, physically damaging them. The sliced ballots were removed from the standard processing stream and, per whistleblower accounts, were subsequently processed outside the observation of
Established Fact [Established Fact – Machine slicing confirmed by internal emails and whistleblower testimony] An Agissar ballot processing machine – used in Delaware County’s ballot handling operation – “sliced” thousands of ballots, physically damaging them. The sliced ballots were removed from the standard processing stream and, per whistleblower accounts, were subsequently processed outside the observation
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