Step 1 : Fraudster requests a ballot for a real person but sends it to an address the Fraudster controls. That causes the database to update with this new address.
Step 2 : Fraudster needs to get rid of the database change so they send an unsolicited ballot to the same person's REAL address. The database updates back to the real address.
Step 3 : The real person votes.. either in person or via the unsolicited 2nd ballot
Step 4 : In the final hours of the voting the Fraudster injects the ballot from Step 1 into the system. That will change/overwrite any vote that has already been cast
Question:
Does this relate back to the 40k registered Republicans being marked as recently changed to Democrat? At 44:10 in the video he explains this situation "marked as D" but what does that mean? Voting for the party other then the one you are registered to shouldn't change your official registration!? What would be the play to switch people's voter registration?
Unless of course the "D" means that they voted Democrat as a Registered Republican. If so that would tie back to the scheme he described.
If you check the amount of registered republicans against amount of votes in the general election for republican... There's a couple of states where there are more registered republicans than votes for republicans.
Not sure what that means tho... Might be normal, might not be
Ok at 57:20 in the video he explains the scheme. I'll describe it, but I have questions for you pedes.
https://youtu.be/k42uL2le2kg?t=3440
Question: Does this relate back to the 40k registered Republicans being marked as recently changed to Democrat? At 44:10 in the video he explains this situation "marked as D" but what does that mean? Voting for the party other then the one you are registered to shouldn't change your official registration!? What would be the play to switch people's voter registration?
Unless of course the "D" means that they voted Democrat as a Registered Republican. If so that would tie back to the scheme he described.
If you check the amount of registered republicans against amount of votes in the general election for republican... There's a couple of states where there are more registered republicans than votes for republicans.
Not sure what that means tho... Might be normal, might not be