Disputed Fact Sworn testimony from Dominion contractor Mellissa Carone and multiple GOP poll challengers at the TCF Center in Detroit documented that ImageCast tabulators jammed 4 to 5 times per hour throughout the central count operation on November 3-4, 2020. When a tabulator jams, standard procedure requires operators to zero out the vote count before […]
Reasonable Inference Forensic analysis demonstrated that modifying a single file – VIFCHOICEINSTANCE.DVD – within the central repository maintained by voting system vendor ElectionSource simultaneously alters the vote totals on both the printed tabulator paper tapes and the digital EMS results. This is a finding of profound significance: the paper tape – the physical record that
Reasonable Inference The election system event logs from Floyd County, Georgia completely skip the critical tabulation period from October 20, 2020 through November 23, 2020 – a 34-day gap that encompasses the entire early-vote tabulation period, Election Day itself, and the immediate post-election canvass period. This missing data covers the exact period during which 2,600
Established Fact Forensic examination of the Dominion election database in Fulton County and multiple additional Georgia counties discovered that master cryptographic encryption keys – the core secrets protecting the integrity of tabulator configurations and Cast Vote Records (CVRs) – were stored unprotected in plain text within the election database files. A cryptographic key is only
Established Fact Three distinct categories of tabulation record failure have been documented in Fulton County by independent forensic investigators. First, official records confirm that Fulton County certified 17,852 votes in the presidential race for which no corresponding ballot images exist in the county’s production – confirmed by two independent expert declarations filed in Curling v.
Established Fact The Maricopa County EMS SQL Database was purged of all 2020 General Election results by an administrator account in the period immediately prior to the forensic audit team gaining access. Forensic examiners found that: (1) the database contained 263,139 corrupt and unreadable ballot images – digital records that should allow tally reconciliation to
Established Fact Windows security event logs on the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center (MCTEC) Election Management System server – the primary records of who accessed the system, when, and what actions were taken – were deliberately restricted to a maximum file size of 20 MB, causing automatic overwriting of older entries. This configuration alone
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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
