Election Integrity Under Attack: Fraudulent Votes Exposed
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**Fraudulent Votes: A Threat to Election Integrity?**
A new study has raised serious concerns over the integrity of the electoral process in America.
The investigation, conducted by United Sovereign Americans, analyzed voting results from seven key states during the 2022 midterm elections.
Shocking findings reveal that more than 1.4 million votes were recorded than there were voters.
This staggering statistic calls into question the accuracy of the voting system in states like California, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
According to the report, there were a total of 2,189,483 instances of voters who do not exist, alongside 4,840,975 votes cast from addresses that do not correspond with legitimate voter residences.
Collectively, these discrepancies accounted for a whopping 21.6% of the total certified vote in just the seven states studied.
Such revelations underscore the urgent need for election reform, particularly the implementation of universal voter ID laws.
Proponents of these measures argue that ensuring all voters provide valid identification would strengthen the democratic process and uphold the rights of legitimate voters.
Marly Hornik, founder of United Sovereign Americans, emphasized the need to protect the voices of eligible citizens through straightforward solutions like voter ID, calling it “a common-sense approach.”
The evidence presented raises grave concerns about the potential for unverified ballots to skew election outcomes.
Notably, the findings coincide with the growing calls from Conservative leaders for enhanced election security measures.
With the threat of fraudulent votes lurking in the shadows, it is critical that lawmakers take proactive steps to ensure the integrity of future elections.
Many are left questioning whether the current system can be trusted to accurately reflect the will of the people.
As discussions surrounding election integrity heat up, the data presented in this study serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges faced within the democratic process in the United States.
Sources:
foxnews.com
thefederalist.com
worldtribune.com
A new study has raised serious concerns over the integrity of the electoral process in America.
The investigation, conducted by United Sovereign Americans, analyzed voting results from seven key states during the 2022 midterm elections.
Shocking findings reveal that more than 1.4 million votes were recorded than there were voters.
This staggering statistic calls into question the accuracy of the voting system in states like California, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
According to the report, there were a total of 2,189,483 instances of voters who do not exist, alongside 4,840,975 votes cast from addresses that do not correspond with legitimate voter residences.
Collectively, these discrepancies accounted for a whopping 21.6% of the total certified vote in just the seven states studied.
Such revelations underscore the urgent need for election reform, particularly the implementation of universal voter ID laws.
Proponents of these measures argue that ensuring all voters provide valid identification would strengthen the democratic process and uphold the rights of legitimate voters.
Marly Hornik, founder of United Sovereign Americans, emphasized the need to protect the voices of eligible citizens through straightforward solutions like voter ID, calling it “a common-sense approach.”
The evidence presented raises grave concerns about the potential for unverified ballots to skew election outcomes.
Notably, the findings coincide with the growing calls from Conservative leaders for enhanced election security measures.
With the threat of fraudulent votes lurking in the shadows, it is critical that lawmakers take proactive steps to ensure the integrity of future elections.
Many are left questioning whether the current system can be trusted to accurately reflect the will of the people.
As discussions surrounding election integrity heat up, the data presented in this study serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges faced within the democratic process in the United States.
Sources:
foxnews.com
thefederalist.com
worldtribune.com
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