We the People Notices

What Really Is Proof & What Moves Election Cases. 1 - 15

It Always Comes Back To The Voter Rolls with our Elections ! Jovan Has Warned about this for years.

/2 It started with a voter who had 11 registrations at the same address, all with the initials A.P. He supposedly lived in Kings County, Brooklyn. Canvassers spoke with the owner of the home. He had lived there 20 years. No one by A.P.'s name had ever lived there — not when he supposedly registered on February 19th and 20th, 2020, and not ever. The owner had never heard the name. I spoke with a county commissioner about A.P. He told me multiple registrations like his were technically illegal, but that commissioners couldn't act because registrations came from too many sources — in-person, college drives, the DMV. "You mean there are 11 different ways to register?" I asked. "Sure," he said, but couldn't name them. The county refused to prove they had A.P.'s signatures on file, as the law requires. Other counties that complied with similar requests turned over hundreds of registration forms — many of which were photographic duplicates of a single original signature, dust specks on the scanner bed and all. No one signs their name exactly the same way twice. These weren't multiple signings. They were copies. With estimates of 700,000 fake registrations statewide — later revised to 1.5 million — I kept asking the same question: how would anyone find the bad ones? There had to be a way to track them.

Maricopa told the public “we tested the machines on October 11.” Their own system logs say otherwise. No log entries for L&A testing on Oct 11. No proof the 446 tabulators used at 223 vote centers were ever properly tested as required by Arizona law. Instead, the logs show “secret” activity on the 14th, 17th, and 18th — breaking seals, pulling memory cards, reprogramming machines a week after public certification. This isn’t a glitch. This is why citizen surveillance and records requests are non‑negotiable if we want honest elections.

On Detroit PBS in 2015, Jocelyn Benson said she was "very proud" to be on the Southern Poverty Law Center board:

Donald Trump, Washington Republicans, and this United States Supreme Court are undermining our democracy. Democracy is alive and well in Illinois, and we’re going to ask the people of this state whether they support the Voting Rights Act of 1965 by enshrining it in the Illinois Constitution.