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FYI…the movie 2000 mules depicting the how the massive amount of voter fraud was done in the 2020 federal election is showing at various theaters across the country for 2 nights only, May 2 & May 4 which this Mon & Wed. I hear rumors May 2 is already sold out at Oakridge Mall in SJ!

Go to the website below for more info, watch the trailer &/or purchase tickets to see this movie in a theater close to you.

https://2000mules.com/?source=patrick.net

Brian writes on Telegram;

“What can you do with provisional ballots set off to the side? You can mass adjudicate them anytime down the road however you want and then tabulate them to the count using the RTR process outlined in the Dominion user manuals.”

As Brian accurately points out, Dominion’s user manual shows how this can be exploited to mass change votes.

Thursday, May 5 — 6:30pm
Join The Fight For Fair, Honest, And Transparent Elections In CA!

Calling all awakened patriots - You are needed in this campaign.

Arm yourselves with knowledge - arm yourselves with the truth. Help awaken other Californians – spread the word!

Think California Elections are Fair and Honest? Think Again! Consider this...

Almost 124,000 more votes counted in California's November 3, 2020 election than voters recorded as voting in that election! – Why?
More than 7,700 voters have TWO November 3, 2020 votes credited to their voting histories! – Why?
California has 1.8 million more registered voters than eligible citizens! – Why?

The illusion of elections is not the same as fair and honest elections!

Election Integrity Project of California (EIPCa) in Santa Clara County is currently conducting a public education campaign to free citizens from misinformation & disinformation about voting by mail and fair, honest, and transparent elections.

Want to know about the campaign? Please email d.jamzon@gmail.com to request to be sent a Zoom link for our meeting this Thursday @ 6:30pm.

Locally call: 408 - 375-0272 or email: dj.light@protonmail.com

Contribute - Election Integrity Project California
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Thursday, May 5 — 6:30pm
District Attorney Candidate Forum
American Legion
2120 Walsh Ave, Santa Clara, CA 95050

Our candidate forum is a free event for all to attend. With your input, we will ask the important questions needed for our community residents to make an informed decision in the 2022 primary election.

Please reserve your free seat today! If you would like to make a donation to our nonprofit you may either click the donate button above or include a donation with your free ticket reservation at https://www.svpaf.org/events.?source=patrick.net

The event will be held at 6:30pm on May 5, 2022 at the American Legion Hall: 2120 Walsh Avenue, Santa Clara, CA, 95050.

A full bar is available to purchase drinks and light snacks, with proceeds benefiting our veterans through the American Legion.

All qualified candidates for the 2022 Santa Clara County District Attorney race have confirmed their participation in the event:

Daniel Chung
Sajid Khan
Jeff Rosen

We are looking forward to seeing you!

Seating is limited to the first 199 registered guests so please register for tickets at https://www.svpaf.org/events?source=patrick.net

Do you have a question for a candidate?
Help SVPAF create questions for the candidates by clicking the below link!

https://www.svpaf.org/2022-candidate-questions?mc_cid=7ab3622dd0&mc_eid=6e2f8064d9&source=patrick.net

- Silicon Valley Public Accountability Foundation Community@svpaf.org

20 Indications that Voter Fraud is a Major Determinant of Election Results
Brought to you by the same cast of actors responsible for Covid-19, Covid Tyranny, & The Great Reset

They've already redistricted states and changed congressional apportionment based on these numbers.

A follow-up survey the bureau conducted to measure the national tally's accuracy found significant net undercount rates in six states: Arkansas (5.04%), Florida (3.48%), Illinois (1.97%), Mississippi (4.11%), Tennessee (4.78%) and Texas (1.92%).

It also uncovered significant net overcount rates in eight states — Delaware (5.45%), Hawaii (6.79%), Massachusetts (2.24%), Minnesota (3.84%), New York (3.44%), Ohio (1.49%), Rhode Island (5.05%) and Utah (2.59%).

Well, would you look at that?

Blue states that we all knew were losing population, like New York and Hawaii, were overcounted and then red states like Florida, Texas, and Tennessee were undercounted.

I'm sure the rapidity of movement from blue to red states made the counting even more difficult, it's just funny that it ended up being miscounted in a direction that helps Democrats for the next decade.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Conservatives have filed lawsuits in Wisconsin’s five largest cities over the use of absentee ballot drop boxes in the 2020 election, even as the state Supreme Court was poised to rule on the issue in coming weeks.

The lawsuits were filed Wednesday by the conservative Thomas More Society.

It has also brought lawsuits in the same cities challenging the legality of private grant money awarded in 2020 to help run the election from a group funded by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife.

The latest lawsuits target the use of absentee ballot drop boxes in Milwaukee, Madison, Racine, Kenosha and Green Bay -- all cities won by President Joe Biden.

Yuma County School Board Member Set To Plead Guilty For 2020 Election Ballot Trafficking Crimes As Exposed In “2000 Mules”

Democrat Election ‘Winner’ Drops to 3rd Place after Hand Recount in Georgia, Voting Machines ‘Off by Thousands’

Maricopa County Spokesperson Admits 20,000 ‘Late’ Ballots Were Scanned Before Verification; Expert Says Likely a Crime

IV3 Newsletter | June 2022

Hi, I’m Cole Hughes, True the Vote’s Executive Director.

We are grateful to all of you for signing up for IV3 and joining us as we continue to build out the app, establish best practices, grow an unstoppable grassroots movement, and work towards clean voter rolls and election integrity across the country!

Going forward, we’ll use the IV3 newsletter to keep you in the loop on important IV3 updates and feature releases, new state additions, and other relevant news.

You may have noticed that Facebook and Instagram are banning or limiting TTV and IV3 content, so in addition to the newsletter we’ve started a True the Vote Locals community where we’ll share additional IV3 information. Be sure to check Locals for special live events, to participate in Q&As, and to connect with like minded citizens from around the country. We are really excited about the future of IV3 and the community that is growing with us!

For today, I want to quickly cover where we are with the IV3 program and what you can look forward to over the weeks and months ahead – including submitting challenges to your counties.

First, we’ve learned some tough lessons. We realized when we set out to build a web-based app that enables citizens to review and report on their local voter rolls, we were doing something that had never been done before and we would likely encounter, well, challenges along the way. We’ve found that building a scalable app and national program designed to be compliant with both state and federal laws and local processes is extremely difficult. Not impossible, but definitely difficult.

For example, Ohio issued an opinion that NCOA alone is insufficient to grant a challenge, so we had to alter our process to accommodate the inclusion of additional data points. Texas may require a signed statement from each challenger, so we had to build out a workflow to support that requirement. County officials in many states have declined to give us direct answers on how we can best facilitate challenges in their counties, so we've had to ask repeatedly. It has been an uphill battle, but we are figuring it out!

Second, we're adding functionality slowly but surely. Many of you signed up some months ago, but we've yet to add your state's voter roll data. Or maybe we have your state data, but only have a residency query for your review. Please keep the faith! Our plans are to continue to expand and enhance the platform. At scale, we expect to support all state rolls, include a variety of queries, and be open to citizens and government workers alike.

A few basics. In order to challenge an ineligible voter record, the challenger must also be a registered voter in the same county as the voter record they are challenging. When you complete a challenge in IV3, that challenge is not automatically sent to your county. Our team is working county by county to determine the best method of submitting challenges in our active states, according to each state’s laws and county processes.

When we submit challenges, the county receives the challenger’s name and identifying information, the record(s) being challenged, and the reason for challenge. Your local elections administrators and boards will follow their established processes for reviewing challenges and determining how they will proceed. This may include a public meeting and vote on whether to take up the challenges.

As we kick off challenge deliveries we’ll email you, push notifications to IV3, and post content on truethevote.org and True the Vote Locals. It’ll be important to watch for any communication from us or your local elections board and to monitor the board’s announcements and public meeting agendas for mentions of challenges or other references to voter rolls.

Looking ahead, the federal National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) prohibits voter roll maintenance within 90 days of a federal election, so our goal is to complete submissions and wrap up the majority of our Midterm work by Friday, August 5th. After the 5th, we’re going to take IV3 offline for a few months, while we expand coverage and functionality. Planned additions and features include:

adding more state data
adding more queries for identifying records to be reviewed
gamification features
automations to improve efficiency and performance.

The last (for now!) big addition coming to IV3 after the Midterms are TTV Sentinels, our IV3 Field Team!

Sentinels will be in a position to help you with questions, they’ll oversee organizing at the state and local level, and track laws and rules impacting elections and processes in your state.

I am excited for the future of IV3, and I am honored to be on this journey with each of you.

On behalf of our entire team of developers and staff, thank you!

Onward!

Cole Hughes
Executive Director
True the Vote

Charles Barron said there’s been a decades-long history of improper politicalization of poll workers.

He said some district leaders require poll workers to join the local Democratic club — and pay membership dues — or volunteer to collect petition signatures for county-backed candidates in order to be considered for election site work.