Election interference comes in many variants, none more common than the industrial scale manufacturing of address collection points – where legitimate ballots are sent to often legitimate voters at ineligible addresses.
Those ballots are collected by NGOs and the U.S. Postal Service, given to organizations who vote them for favored candidates.
Omega has proven conclusively this sinister activity can be stopped in its tracks by the development of a real time, constantly updated Undeliverable Ballot Database – which should operate in every state – outside the control of the political class.
Mississippi has no ability to cross search voter rolls with known address databases – like the list of every hotel in the state. Even if they did, they would not do the work because the Mississippi voter integrity group showed them the voters – by the thousands – at ineligible addresses and they did nothing about it. The Mississippi Secretary...
Cross searching voter rolls and UPS, U.S.P.S., FedEx locations and other public databases is beyond the reach of the Mississippi Secretary of State. There is no reason with a multi-million dollar a year budget, a full staff, an IT Department, the Secretary of State cannot guarantee that the state has clean voter rolls. The Omega4America team offered the Mississippi Secretary...
One of the most pernicious problems in voter rolls is “temporal anomaly.” There may be a perfectly legitimate voter, at a legitimate address, but the voter’s time at such an address has a reasonable time limit. For a college or university, that might be 5-6 years. For a homeless shelter, it might be 1-3 years. For a Job Corps Center...
Even the REDDEST of states has anomalous voter rolls. Kansas’ voter rolls have over 40,000 incorrect addresses for active voters. Kansas has voters registered in warehouses, as you see here, plus hundreds of other anomalous addresses – without bedrooms. In Kansas, Omega4America ran the voter rolls for the entire state and the property tax rolls for ONLY 2 counties –...
While Kansas’ voter rolls have over 40,000 incorrect addresses, they do have some interesting correct addresses which are not apartments or units, they are UPS boxes, U.S.P.S. locations or other mail drops. This was not a big problem in the age of in-person voting. Mail-in ballots, however change all the rules. These locations allow – with the active approval of...
You do your banking, your food delivery, your day care scheduling and about everything else from your cell phone. Some of you track your kids or spouse from your cell phone – has it been hacked? The days of voting from a phone are not far away – and the hidden benefit is cell phone voting strangles voter fraud. Voter...
Secretaries of state can be replaced, or their tasks, replaced by A.I. today with breathtakingly better results. As we noted in previous posts, Secretaries of State in the over 2 dozen states where we analyzed the voter rolls – live in a constant state of denial about wildly anomalous voter rolls. This happens even after we show them voters getting...
Every voter roll in every state is anomalous – 10% at the clean end to 20% or more at the frequent end. Anomalous means: The voter does not exist. The voter never existed because he is a fake. The voter moved but is still on the voter roll. The voter’s address is a location that cannot legally receive a mail-in...
Nevada voter rolls are bad and in Nevada that is a particular problem because they allow everyone to vote mail-in. One of the innovations the Omega4America team built – now at work in every one of the over two dozen states’ voter rolls we analyze – is time series analysis. This short video shows how the user can see –...
In this historical 2020 analysis of the Georgia election, the Omega4America team compared cast ballots which were counted with the actual voter registration file. In this example, there are voters with several voter IDs casting ballots. In another analysis, the Omega4America analysis showed thousands of Georgia voters with 3, 4 and some with 5 voter IDs. Remember, in Georgia, they...
