Disputed Fact Fractal quantum data analysis identified 211,958 Georgia voters in 2020 who were recorded as casting ballots from addresses that are legally ineligible as residences – including commercial warehouses, vacant lots, and UPS Store mailbox addresses. Georgia law, O.C.G.A. § 21-2-216, requires that a voter be registered at their actual residence. The ERIC system, […]
Disputed Fact Fulton County, Georgia’s voter registration rate reached 113.8% relative to its citizen voting-age population (CVAP) – a mathematical impossibility that cannot be explained by any legitimate registration or demographic dynamic. A registration rate exceeding 100% of the eligible population provides per se evidence that the voter rolls contain registrations for individuals who either
Reasonable Inference Canvassing analysis conducted post-election estimated that 96,389 mail-in votes were cast as “ghost votes” – attributed to individuals who were unknown to current residents at the listed address or who had moved prior to October 2020. In parallel, approximately 173,000 registered Maricopa County voters stated they had voted in the 2020 election, but
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
Disputed Fact A study cross-referencing 673,560 registered Arizona voters against Arizona Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) driver’s license data and federal Social Security Administration records found that 58% – or 393,017 individuals – could not be positively identified as real human beings through either database. The methodology and verification standards underlying this study have not been
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Suspicious Vote Tally Anomalies Machine-Based Vote Manipulation Electronic voting systems have several potential vulnerabilities not found with hand counts. If these vulnerabilities were exploited, the election results could be manipulated resulting in certification of fraudulent results. In order to secure our elections from such exploits, significant security rigor is required. If election officials have insufficient
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CISA Cyber Risk Summary Election Infrastructure Cyber Risk Assessment CISA’s National Risk Management Center (NRMC) assessed multiple criteria that quantify the scale of election infrastructure cyber risk, including machine preparation, device networking, and the centralization of infrastructure components. CISA NRMC also assessed additional risk criteria related to voter registration, voting machines, and electronic submission of
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During Georgia’s post-election Risk Limiting Audit, Fulton County auditors submitted batch tally sheets that were ‘wildly inconsistent’ with the underlying ballots. The Governor’s office verified 36 specific batch discrepancies, resulting in 6,691 fictitious votes identified in the audit record — 5,618 for Biden, 1,025 for Trump. The State Election Board formally referred the matter for
The Maricopa County Recorder’s office deleted the entire 2020 General Election database from the Dominion Election Management System — including all activity logs — the day before the Arizona Senate’s Cyber Ninjas forensic audit began. The deletion was permanent. It eliminated the native election-period data that would have formed the evidentiary baseline for the entire
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To the casual observer, internet voting represents the ultimate convenience—a long-overdue modernization of democracy for the digital age. However, beneath the surface of user-friendly interfaces lies an “architectural” reality that has seasoned cybersecurity strategists deeply concerned. While software bugs can be patched and code can be refined, fundamental flaws in a system’s design are permanent
