Vote fraud exists. While it is always a question whether vote fraud in a specific election was significant enough to change the result, let's discuss how vote fraud happens

This is just a rough outline of some basic ways vote fraud has been and can be committed with vote by mail systems. Vote fraud is not a myth, and it has happened since the concept of voting was created. Obviously, it isn’t restricted to vote by mail, but vote by mail will introduce some opportunities for fraud that don’t exist in other systems. The bigger question with all conversations surrounding vote fraud is the statistical significance of the fraud. Is it negligible? In a good system with careful audits, excellent transparency, and aggressive enforcement, it probably can be reduced to a point where it is a minor thing. However, in close political races, vote fraud can be the difference in who prevails in that election.

It is always a mystifying when people pretend that vote fraud “would never happen.” Yet, they accept and believe that fraud can and does happen in other aspects of life. The reality of the human condition is that if people and special interests believe they can succeed with fraud – they will often try it. Particularly with the billions of dollars, the power, and the control at stake, which are very powerful motivators.

I was on the road and filmed this in a different location. Leave your comments if you have any. Let me know what I missed.


OUR CONSTITUTION BEGINS WITH THE PHRASE “WE THE PEOPLE.”  IT WAS THE FOUNDERS’ INTENT THAT GOVERNMENT BE CREATED BY THE PEOPLE, TO SERVE THE PEOPLE.  IT WASN’T THEIR INTENTION FOR THE PEOPLE TO SERVE THE GOVERNMENT.  IT WAS ALWAYS INTENDED THAT GOVERNMENT WHICH FAILED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE SHOULD BE “ALTERED OR ABOLISHED.”  UNTIL WE RETURN TO THE FOUNDER’S INTENT, WE REMAIN WE THE GOVERNED

Background articles and documents:

2020 Election results reaction (day after election)

Why are 6.7% of King County voter records not accurate?

August 2020 CASS – NCOA Reports on King County Voter Database

Washington State Secretary of State Office – Official Website

King County Elections Office – Official Website

Only a few folks attempted voter fraud in 2016, those who did could be in big trouble

Seattle Times – 7 charged in vote fraud scheme

When clowns run government, eventually it becomes a circus

Seattle Times – King County settles vote records suit from 2004 governor race

King County sends thousands of Duplicate ballots (I’m sure it is fine – nothing to see here)

Thurston County Auditor bends the rules to benefit Allen Miller (and Jim Cooper)

Vote by mail fails when postal workers are corrupt, look at Washington State

Democratic Dinner Committee pays over $6k for lawbreaking, promises to sin no more

King County Democrats suffer another setback with $36k judgement for breaking the law

King County Council receives Bureaucrat Pinocchio Award

Attorney General sues Democrat Speaker Frank Chopp for campaign finance violations

Tukwila Ethics Board hides Forterra Grant Funding Violations

Tempted by Turd Tax, King County Council and Staff shocked by citizen disgust

King County Dumps the Turd Tax after overwhelming rejection by angry residents

5 COMMENTS

    • I think the point here is that incompetence is the default setting of government in almost every aspect of its existence. With a few exceptions. They are great at wasting money, excellent at concealing the truth, amazing at finding more excuses to take more money, and invent new rules or laws. When it comes to being productive, they are, by default pretty much always incompetent. The problem with an ocean of incompetence is that it can easily conceal a mountain of corruption. Corruption is more than just the usual incompetence we have always come to expect from government. Sorting the two apart is not easy and might just be an academic exercise at this point…

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