Record Destruction

Command Central (Dominion Reseller) Holding Wisconsin Ballots in Minnesota (WI)

Established Fact The OSC learned that Command Central, LLC – a Dominion reseller and servicer – received images of cast ballots on election night via the internet and is alleged to be holding actual cast ballots at its offices in Minnesota. Command Central did not comply with OSC legislative subpoenas. If Wisconsin ballots were transported […]

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Voting Machines Wiped During Vendor Updates (WI)

Established Fact The OSC consulted with multiple computer security experts regarding voting machine data retention in Wisconsin. A representative of one machine manufacturer stated that voting machines “were wiped during updates” – meaning they did not retain federally required voter data. If voting machines were wiped before expiration of the 22-month federal retention period, this

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Destruction of Drop Box Surveillance Video – Zero Footage Produced (WI)

Established Fact In the City of Milwaukee – where nearly half of all votes were cast by mail and 15 drop boxes were deployed – not a single municipality produced the statutorily required video surveillance of drop boxes in response to open records requests. Wisconsin law requires drop box surveillance to be retained as an

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440,781 Mail Ballots “Unknown” – Chain of Custody Unresolvable (PA)

Established Fact The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) published a September 2021 report documenting that Pennsylvania sent 3.1 million mail ballots in 2020 but had 440,781 ballots classified as “unknown,” meaning election officials had no record of what happened to them. Pennsylvania’s presidential margin of victory was 81,660 votes. The number of unaccounted ballots exceeded

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Missing Zero-Report, Tally, and Open-Poll Tapes (PA)

Established Fact Delaware County’s RTKL response disclosed the following missing records: 125 of 428 tally tapes for Scanner 1; 137 of 428 ballot-count tapes; 255 of 428 open-poll tapes; and 233 of 428 zero-report tapes. Zero-report tapes are machine-generated records proving machines registered zero votes before polls opened. Their absence means there is no documentary

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Ordered Erasure of Blue Crest Ballot Sorter Data (PA)

Disputed Fact Delaware County Director of Elections James Allen explicitly ordered the Blue Crest ballot sorter to be completely erased of all November 3, 2020 election data in May 2021 – strategically timed immediately prior to the county’s fulfillment of Right to Know Law requests. The Blue Crest machine’s data would have provided independent verification

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Physical Destruction of Machine Tapes and Return Sheets by County Officials (PA)

Disputed Fact Named witness Regina Miller states she personally observed Attorney Thomas Gallagher and James Ziegelhoffer physically tear election data into pieces and place it in the trash, stating they would “have a campfire to burn the data.” Ziegelhoffer stated the data had “no audit value” because it “wouldn’t match the election results.” Director of

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

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

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

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. §

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Missing Server Security Logs Prior to 11:03 PM, Nov. 4, 2020 (MI)

Established Fact All server security logs prior to 11:03 PM on November 4, 2020 – including all logs covering Election Day itself – were missing from the Antrim County EMS, destroying evidence of network connections and data transfers on and before election night. CyFIR forensic examiner Ben Cotton found anonymous remote logon activity on November

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