Voting Madness

A SAPIENT Being's Guide to Election Irregularities, Voter Fraud, Mail-In Ballots, HR1 and More

Corey L Wilson

• Publisher: Fratire Publishing LLC
• Year: 2021
• eBook ISBN: 9781953319456
• Edition: 1
• Topic: Education
• Subtopic: Education General

The Heritage Foundation has so far documented 1, 328 proven cases of voter fraud since America's founding. Nonetheless, these numbers are miniscule compared to the millions of legal votes cast. Even if they likely represent the tip of an iceberg of voter fraud-there are not enough "proven" cases in the 2020 election to alter the seven million plus Joe Biden election victory margin. Or are there?

Is there some truth to Donald Trump's claims of a "stolen election" and "massive voter fraud" to justify his 2020 election loss when you analyze huge pro?Biden vote dumps after election night in key battleground states? If we replace the phrases of "stolen election" and "massive voter fraud" with "gamed" election and massive voter "irregularities"-does he have a case?

Furthermore, if we quantify these 2020 election gaming and irregularities by including the effect from election law changes enacted during the pandemic; combined with the subliminal leftist influence of big tech; a tsunami of fake news and false narratives, or voter fraud news suppression by mainstream media; and record setting funding by left leaning groups-yes, Trump has a case!

As you will discover in Voting Madness, the combined impacts of "gaming" and "irregularities" and perhaps outright voter "manipulation"-could have influenced millions-perhaps tens of millions of American votes-mostly Millennials-to the overwhelming benefit of Biden and Democratic candidates.

Trump's legal team submitted more than 800 sworn eyewitness statements across six states consisting of affidavits, whistleblower accounts, witnesses, expert testimony, video and photographic evidence, statistical anomalies, and mathematical analyses to provide respective state and federal courts with innumerable demonstrations of mismanaged ballots, voting machine irregularities, due process transgressions, equal protection violations, actual fraud, and more.

The vast majority have been dismissed due to improper legal procedures, lack of evidence or legal precedent, and some have been debunked and withdrawn. Yet others cannot be explained away-and until they are/or not-ongoing election integrity will be in doubt.

1 – Voter & Election Fraud Convictions Are a Fact and So Is the Data

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The general consensus in mainstream media, big tech, and many Democrats regarding 2020 election and voting fraud claims: There’s no evidence of widespread fraud in the 2020 election and voting officials from both political parties have stated publicly that the election went well, and international observers confirmed there were no serious irregularities. Any claims otherwise are considered “false” or “fake news” or “conspiracy theories” and it’s time to move on.

Voter fraud has become an increasingly partisan issue in recent years and came to the forefront of the 2020 election. Republicans have warned that mail-in ballots, same-day registration and lack of voter ID laws create ripe opportunities for liberal mischief. Democrats counter that efforts to curb those things are part of a larger plot by the GOP to suppress voting from poor and minority communities, core Democratic constituencies.

The Democratic Party line treats voter fraud as little more than a Republican Party (GOP) fever dream—and if it is conspiracy theory labeled with false accusations—why did President Joe Biden spent decades of his career sounding the alarm about it. Biden, the Democratic standard bearer, consistently shared GOP concerns about voter fraud during his 36 years as a United States senator from Delaware per the September 2020 article in New York Post by Jon Levine titled “Joe Biden spent decades warning of voter fraud—now called a myth by Dems.”

Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Biden worked closely with now-Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell to stiffen penalties for voter fraud. “Should Voters Be Allowed To Register On Election Day? No,” Biden wrote in an op-ed to a now-defunct Wilmington, Delaware newspaper in 1977. He even chided President Carter at the time for proposing it.

A “reservation I have and one that is apparently shared by some of the top officials within the Department of Justice is that the president’s proposal could lead to a serious increase in vote fraud,” Biden wrote.

In 1988 Biden introduced the “Anti-Corruption Act,” which McConnell co-sponsored. The bill would have enacted penalties for anyone who deprived anyone of “a fair and impartially conducted election process through the use of fraudulent ballots or voter registration forms or the filing of fraudulent campaign reports.”

Biden and McConnell tried again in 1989 and Sen. Strom Thurmond was also a co-sponsor of the bill. “Current law does not permit prosecution of election fraud … This bill makes it a federal offense to corrupt any state or local election process,” Biden argued on the Senate floor. McConnell noted in his own floor assessment that it would “raise the maximum penalty for both election fraud and public corruption to 10 years in federal prison and a $10,000 fine.” Unfortunately for all voting Americans and safe elections, the bill failed.

The Right to Vote Defines the Essence of American Citizenship & Exceptionalism

Fast forward to 2020, and many of the most troubling 2020 voting irregularities took place in states that set aside laws enacted by state legislatures in favor of sweeping changes ordered by governors, secretaries of state, and courts during the pandemic. Many of these changes enabled the Democratic Party strategy of “stuffing the ballot box” to their advantage in the 2020 elections.

Before the pandemic, President Barak Obama’s chief of staff Rahm Emanuel famously said in 2008, “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. I mean, it’s an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before.” In 2020, he was so right.

Our right to vote defines the essence of American citizenship and it provides the bedrock upon which our democratic form of government survives. The greatest social struggles in our history, from the emotional impetus for the American Revolution itself, to the struggle for women’s suffrage and the battle for civil rights, have all had at their core the acquisition of the vote for those who were disenfranchised. To a democracy, there can be no greater crime than voter fraud. A single falsely cast vote corrupts the entire electoral process.

An independent, nationwide analysis of voter rolls in 42 states has identified thousands of probable deceased and duplicate registrants, as well as cases of individuals credited for voting more than once. The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) has launched the Safeguarding America’s Votes and Elections (SAVE) Database as an analysis tool to track voter roll deficiencies and potential problem areas across America. Per PILF, the groundbreaking findings in their national report indicates that the SAVE Database raises serious concerns over the integrity of states’ voter files.

After PILF collected data from 42 states and put it into a format where it could be critically studied, it was rigorously compared to commercial and government databases to increase confidence in the conclusions with particular emphasis on validating identities matched across state lines. Their September 2020 report, which is covered in this section, is titled “Critical Condition: American Voter Rolls Filled with Errors, Dead Voters, and Duplicate Registrations.”

Also included with the data were voter history fields, namely, data about when each registrant voted. The combination of state election data, commercial data, and federal sources such as the Social Security Death Index, provides researchers with perhaps the best platform ever constructed to analyze the health of the voter rolls and catalogue potential vulnerabilities.

The findings are a helpful starting point for state election officials to review the findings and make final determinations and take appropriate actions.

Notable Safeguarding America’s Votes and Elections (SAVE) Database Findings:

• 349,773: total number of potentially deceased registrants across 41 states.
• Michigan, Florida, New York, Texas, and California account for roughly 51% of national dead registrants.
• In 2016, 7,890 registrants were apparently credited for voting after death.
• In 2018, 6,718 registrants were credited for voting after death.
• North Carolina leads the U.S. in dead registrants credited for voting after death.
• 43,760 likely duplicate registrants appear to have cast second votes in 2016 from the same address.
• 37,889 likely duplicate registrants appear to have cast second votes in 2018 from the same address.
• Thousands of these apparent double votes were exclusively mail ballots.
• 8,360 – Number of registrants apparently registered in 2 states and credited for voting in both states in 2018.
• 5,500 – Number of apparently duplicate registrants credited for voting twice in the same state from 2 different addresses in 2018.
• 34,000 – Number of registrants credited for voting from apparently non-residential addresses in 2018.

Protecting the American Electoral Process

As noted per The Heritage Foundation: Something as critical as election integrity can’t be left to a simple honor system. In the freest nation in the world, our system of government and our very liberty depend on free and fair elections. Whether they’re selecting a school board member, mayor or the president of the United States, every American must be able to trust the process, or the democratic system itself breaks down.

When someone commits voter fraud, the process is no longer fair, everyone’s vote gets diluted, and in some cases, election results are changed.

For those of you who might say, “but it’s only a few fraudulent votes,” read on and you’ll see local and municipal elections decided by a couple of votes, state assembly and Congressional house races decided by a dozen or so votes, governor and senate decided by a few hundred votes give or take.

Finally and most graphically, it took only 537 verified and certified votes out of almost six million cast in Florida in the 2000 presidential election to give George W. Bush the edge over Al Gore nationally with 271 to 266 electoral votes. Yes, 537 votes decided the 2020 president election! Please let that sink in whenever you hear “a few votes cannot make a difference!” Oh yes they can!

After an intense recount process and the United States Supreme Court's decision in Bush v. Gore, Bush won Florida’s electoral votes by a margin of only 537 votes out of almost six million cast (9⁄1000 of 1%) and, as a result, became the president-elect winning the electoral vote 271 to 266. Let this historical voting lesson sink in.

Contrary to the claims of many on the left, voter fraud is a very real problem as shown by The Heritage Foundation. As the Supreme Court noted when it upheld Indiana’s voter ID law, flagrant examples of voter fraud have been documented throughout this nation’s history.

The National Commission on Federal Election Reform has said that in many close elections, fraud can absolutely change the outcome. Cases of local elections getting overturned because of fraud have occurred in New Jersey, Indiana, and other states.

Although hundreds of people have been convicted in recent years, voter fraud often goes undetected. And even when it’s discovered, overburdened prosecutors rarely prioritize these cases. Fraudsters can steal votes and change election outcomes in several ways, including:

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Table of contents

• Acknowledgements
• A SAPIENT Being's Preface
• Are You a Sapient Being or Want to Be One?
• 1 – Voter & Election Fraud Convictions Are a Fact and So Is the Data
• 2 – The 5 Biggest Myths Regarding Voter Fraud, Suppression & Election Integrity
• 3 – Sapient & Conservative Election Integrity Organizations Take Action
• 4 – Best Practices & Measures to Ensure Election Integrity & Prevent Abuse
• 5 – Unsapient & Leftist Policies Designed to Transform Elections & Politics
• 6 – How the Pandemic's Impact Mostly Hurt Trump—But Helped Biden
• 7 – How Democrats' Law Changes by State Legislatures Impacted the 2020 Election
• 8 – Private Funding, Facebook, Soros, PAC's & Non-Profits Influencing Elections
• 9 – Questionable Voting Dumps, Irregularities & Anomalies in the 2020 Election
• 10 – Six Dimensions of 'Alleged' Election Irregularities in Six Battleground States
• 11 – How Mainstream Media & Big Tech Bias Threatens Free and Fair Elections
• 12 – America's 21st Century Electorate: Demographics, Ideologies & Census Data
• 13 – 2020 Voter Polls, Election Results & Analysis and Georgia Vote Lawsuit
• 14 – Stop the Steal, State Courts & Legislatures Rulings and Maricopa County Audit
• 15 – The Unsapient H.R. 1 the "For the People Act" vs. the Sapient Convention of States Movement
• Appendix
• Glossary
• Author Bio