Downloaded 2020_General_Election_Mail_Ballot_Requests_Department_of_State.csv today from data.pa.gov. MD5 is 4e0740072c9c98c6e1ef36a35749dc07

Birthdate of 01/01/1800 is documented for privacy such as violence victims. But no name is associated so why does fake date matter on this data? Do the original applicatiions have bogus dates too? 53 have birthdate of 01/01/1800.

There are 3,085,255 entries. 586 requestors have no birthdate. What's up with that?

Note there is nobody documented older than 1905 alive this year but see some older citizens below:

  1 06/21/1800
  1 1890
  2 1894
  1 1895
  1 1896
  1 1897
  1 1898
  2 1899
 23 1900 -- seventeen of those are 01/01/1900
  6 1901 -- four born in 01/01/1901
  3 1903
  2 1904
  1 1905
  1 1906
  3 1907
  1 1908
  1 1910
  3 1911
  6 1912
 13 1913
 26 1914
 39 1915
 77 1916
126 1917
225 1918
366 1919
653 1920
   4 01/01/1921
   3 01/02/1921
   3 01/03/1921
   5 01/04/1921
   5 01/05/1921  Happy Birthday!

Lots of centenarians in PA.

There were also a couple of youngsters: 07/14/2006 05/07/2020

Overall it is a small percentage, but how does any system with oversight allow bogus entries at multiple points such as application approval and again at ballot returned have bogus dates? Any correct system would have flagged these immediately as an error without allowing the input to even get into the official database and required them to be fixed before acceptance and certainly before mailing ballot out.

I attempted to find deceased voters by comparing obituaries with submitted absentee ballot records, plus compare list of "deceased" voters with obituary/web searches and ancestry.com records. I haven't found any matches yet (after maybe 40 attempts). But it is a slow progress.

Where is a list of voters who are deceased with citations for proof they 1) voted like a state absentee ballot search mechanism or authenticated voter list; and 2) died like an obituary listing, death certificate, news item, genealogy database link or ID.

1. The video (around 11pm) shows at least five people at the five desks. Three have been identified (purple shirt identified, white jacket/braids identified, salmon-red shirt/black suit identified). Who are the others there? (yellow shirt? and yellow shirt?)
2. Where did the video with higher resolution closeups come from?
3. Where is the full day video? (or even 48 hours?)
4. Why didn't the news channel and authorities show the video parts in whole with timestamps where they attempted to debunk the story of containers put in place?
5. Why didn't the legal team later state that they never saw the containers put under table or provide any video showing they did? (or full video showing they didn't?)
6. Has any news media attempted to knock on their doors to ask questions?
7. Is there any list of names of every person who was in that state farm event room any time during that 48 hours?