EVIDENCE
Here is the evidence of election fraud that we are told does not exist. Not only does this site capture each of the 824 findings documented in the landmark 2020 Election Report: An Attack Upon U.S. Critical Infrastructure, but we continue to add findings on a regular basis. All of the findings presented have been obtained as the result of OSINT investigations and feature supporting citations. This means that this compendium is the FLOOR not the ceiling when it comes to the volume of evidence in support of the assertion that the security our U.S. election systems have been compromised. Government officials have access to significantly more evidence that is not available to the public at this time.
We do not ask you to agree with every finding. We simply ask you to look at the records that were deleted, the logs that are missing, the statutes that were ignored, and the national-security standards that were violated—and to decide whether ‘no evidence’ is an honest description of that record.
"This is not about who won in 2020. It is about whether this country can prove — to a forensic standard — that any future presidential election was conducted lawfully. Right now, we cannot. The records that would allow that proof have been destroyed."
"Accountability is not vengeance. It is deterrence. It is restoration. It is the minimum obligation of a constitutional republic whose electoral infrastructure has been placed at risk."
"Election systems are designated critical infrastructure — the same legal category as the power grid and the financial system. We have standards for what happens when those systems are attacked. We applied none of them to the 2020 election."
"The defining national security characteristic of this convergence is its symmetry with the operational requirements of a foreign intelligence service seeking to alter the outcome of a U.S. presidential election while defeating post-election detection."
"The 319 classified-severity vulnerabilities did not disappear on January 20, 2021. Those machines are still certified. They will be used in 2026. Every member of Congress who votes in an election — regardless of party — has an interest in knowing whether the machines that count their constituents' votes have been forensically validated."
"A nation that cannot verify the lawful administration of its elections cannot guarantee the legitimacy of its government. A nation that punishes those who seek such verification cannot long remain free."
2020 Election Report: An Attack Upon U.S. Critical Infrastructure
The 799 page report compiles more than 824 distinct findings supported by over 2,517 citations drawn from court records, government documents, sworn testimony, and technical forensics.
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