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Thank you to Tim and Linda for providing sample chain of custody records! Thank you to Marty for the wonderful narration! Thanks to Corinne for the moral support! 😉

And thank you all for your continued work towards election reform!

(PS. Right before the 15 minute mark, we discuss the chain of custody for drop box ballots that Kari Lake says was missing in Maricopa Co!)

Mail-in ballot chain of custody points. (From tutorial)

In-person voting chain of custody points. (Also from tutorial)

This graph shows how many ballots were returned through the mail each day leading up to the 2020 election in blue lines, and the orange are the ballots returned through the drop boxes. Check this one out from Spokane County, WA in 2020. This is what I was talking about in the Ballot chain of custody tutorial. The next thing I will do is check the drop box logs and the USPS to county transfer logs to make sure they match. If not, someone has some explaining to do....

Wish I saw this one sooner. But it is teaching me quite a bit either way.

Reminder: Why Not Vote Early?
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#coa #elections #election #election24 #voting

🚨 IMPORTANT TIP FROM DR. DAUGHERITY 🚨

If your state got out of ERIC, they need to DEMAND that ERIC DELETE their data and do not retain it any longer!

We cannot agree more! They already have your driver's license data for the WHOLE state, not just the voters! All this information needs to be deleted ASAP!

I am working on the 4th tutorial sharing How to Audit an Election Through Public Records Requests, which will likely be the last one of this series. Originally I said there would be a 5th one, but I have decided to skip that. There is plenty of information available on CVRs and batch records. No need to cover it again. Plus these little videos are a lot of work for me with my limited skills and resources.

This 4th one covers voting system event logs. I will share as soon as it's ready.

The first three can be found here: https://rumble.com/c/EducatedElectors

Election violations found during our audit of the public records.

Hawaii election failures.

Several federal laws thwart election integrity. They may have had good intentions at the time, or maybe not. Either way, federal law protects the opportunity for fraud to flourish.

Here are a couple examples.

Wisconsin had an overwhelming amount of election violations in 2020. They can't run from accountability forever!

Happening this week!

Part 4 of How to Audit an Election Through Public Records Requests talks about the voting system event logs.

It's only a 15 minute video, you have time. 😉

This is the last video of this series. An update isn't out of the question in the future, however.

I hope you have found these helpful. You know where to find me if you have any questions. Thank you all who helped by providing sample records! And thank you all for not giving up in this fight!

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From part 4, How to Audit an Election Using Voting System Event Logs