Robert David Steele & Cynthia McKinney Take on the Deep State & Shadow Government
Yesterday we noted that the adjudication process was performed extensively in Michigan, Georgia, and Nevada and because there are inherent issues with this process, voting machines should be outlawed in every election until these issues are addressed.
Today we uncovered evidence that this process was also used on a material amount of ballots in Arizona.
Joe Biden won Nevada in the 2020 election by 34,000 votes. There was much more corruption included in these numbers than the winning margin. Yesterday the Nevada Secretary of State was censored for her role in the state’s corrupt 2020 election results.
The Palmeri Report noted last night:
Of course, the Nevada Secretary of State should have been censored on 42,000 counts. The 2020 Election in Nevada was stolen for Joe Biden and he’s how we know. For starters, there were over 42,000 people who voted more than once in Nevada:
Since the 2020 election the American public learned that voting machines and the systems surrounding the machines have the ability to send ballots to adjudication.
So what is ballot adjudication?
So when an excess number of ballots are sent to adjudication, ballots can then be altered.
Common Cause- Voter Registration
Together, we are making commonsense updates to our elections so more eligible Americans can register, vote, and have their voices heard.
We’re ensuring that every eligible citizen can register to vote in a convenient, fair, and secure way that’s good for voters and administrators alike. By modernizing our elections, we ensure our systems are secure and efficient, saving states money and safeguarding citizens’ votes.
Fair Vote- Ranked Choice Voting
Ranked choice voting (RCV) makes democracy more fair and functional. It works in a variety of contexts. It is a simple change that can have a big impact.
RCV is a way to ensure elections are fair for all voters. It allows voters the option to rank candidates in order of preference: one, two, three, and so forth. If your vote cannot help your top choice win, your vote counts for your next choice.
Nevada AG admits to changing signature verifications manually for over 200,000 votes.
The 2020 presidential election is now four months behind us, but misinformation about voter fraud persists on social media. One recent Facebook post claims that Nevada’s attorney general admitted to “changing signature verifications manually for over 200,000 votes.”
This post was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed,
Election Results: Tracking Viral Disinformation
President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. has won the presidential election, but there are efforts to sow doubt about the outcome.
Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump’s personal lawyer, has spread a litany of falsehoods and conspiracy theories in media appearances and social media over the past week. Mr. Giuliani, who has a long history of fudging the truth and who has led the Trump campaign’s largely unsuccessful legal fight over the election, has focused particularly on debunked claims of barred poll workers and unsubstantiated conspiracy theories about a voting software company affecting the election’s outcome.
This single post will be used to post links or actual documents that strongly support the proposition that the presidential election was stolen in 2020. Later we will return to the matter of Senate races being stolen (for example, in Virginia where Gade appears to have beaten Warner with 57% of the vote) and a number of House races across the country. We are funding a movie documentary on election fraud, the tentative movie concept has its own post. Continue reading “Election 2020 Documentation of Fraud”
Arizona Also Adjudicated Thousands of Ballots (One Out of Eight) in 2020 Election – This Should Never Happen Again
Nevada GOP Censures Secretary of State for Ignoring Voter Fraud and Certifying the 2020 Election in the State
EXCLUSIVE: Voting Machine Systems Should Be Banned from US Elections Until the Highly Suspect “Adjudication Process” Is Defined and Corrected