In the tense weeks before the November 2020 presidential election, three progressive organizers sat down and wrote out, step by step, how they believed a sitting president might try to hold onto power after losing — and what ordinary citizens and elected officials could do to stop it. The result was a roughly 40-page strategy […]
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Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference] Los Angeles County serves as a concentration point for multiple election technology vendors — including Smartmatic (ballot marking devices, $282M contract), KNOWiNK (e-pollbooks), Runbeck (mail ballot processing), AT&T FirstNet (communications infrastructure), CIS/EI-ISAC (cybersecurity), and Konnech/PollChief (poll worker scheduling) — operating simultaneously in the largest U.S. election jurisdiction. Federal prosecutors allege (2025)
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Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference] The U.S. Census counts all residents regardless of citizenship status for apportionment of U.S. House seats and Electoral College votes. Rep. Wesley Hunt (TX) has cited analysis suggesting this methodology may affect allocation of up to 18 congressional seats. The shift of additional congressional seats and corresponding Electoral College votes in
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Established Fact A contract between New York City and Homes for the Homeless, a nonprofit operating a Staten Island migrant shelter, required the contractor to “provide and distribute voter registration forms to all persons,” with forms available in Spanish and Chinese, while simultaneously prohibiting the contractor from inquiring about immigration status (as confirmed by Rep.
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Established Fact Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson issued administrative guidance on signature matching for absentee ballots — directing clerks to presume signatures valid — following the filing and voluntary dismissal of a “friendly” lawsuit by Priorities USA (No. 3:19-cv-13188, E.D. Mich.). The lawsuit was dismissed in May 2020 after Benson issued guidance that largely
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Established Fact ShutDown DC’s pre-election simulation exercises explicitly modeled a group called “Wisconsin United” to leverage local labor unions for post-election unrest in Wisconsin. Lisa Fithian specifically cited prior left-wing takeovers of the Wisconsin State Capitol building as an operational blueprint, establishing that planning was grounded in demonstrated prior capability and institutional knowledge of how
Disputed Fact [Disputed Fact — As to whether governors were actually lobbied] Lisa Fithian, a documented radical street-action organizer and key Protect the Results trainer, conducted pre-election sessions that included discussion of lobbying Democratic governors to commit in advance to withhold National Guard units from post-election protests. Whether governor lobbying actually occurred and whether commitments
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Established Fact [Established Fact — Fithian’s statements documented in recordings] Lisa Fithian, a documented radical street-action organizer and key Protect the Results trainer, conducted pre-election sessions explicitly designed to prevent deployment of the National Guard against protesters — including establishing protocols for “protective barriers” between violent and nonviolent actors. This planning was conducted before the
Established Fact During ShutDown DC’s pre-election simulation exercises, participants explicitly modeled the deployment of “Liberty City Antifa” — a fictitious militant anti-fascist network placed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — to war-game violent direct-action capabilities and social unrest in a critical battleground state. Philadelphia was selected specifically because of its electoral significance. The modeling of a violent
Established Fact Mike Podhorzer, a senior AFL-CIO advisor described by Time magazine as the “architect” of the shadow campaign, distributed internal directives before the election explicitly detailing how the election would play out in battleground states and mobilizing union members to be deployed to polling and counting centers in Michigan to “control the narrative” and
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