LTE – JoAnn Utphall – 10-27-2021
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A group of concerned citizens, led by Daniel Eastman spent over $40,000 to purchase the Wisconsin voting data from the WI Election Commission (WEC). These men, along with other volunteers, are investigating the data. Because the database is huge, they needed to use a computer system that uses fractal programing which is similar to the system they use at US airports.
The Excel-based data system that WEC uses was created by WEC and contains all the voter history (back to 2006) in every municipality. There are over seven million individuals listed with about half listed as inactive. One thing the audit found (for the 2020 election) was that at least 22,000 inactive voters were changed to active and these voters voted. After voting these individuals were changed back to inactive. How can four times the capacity of a particular apartment building be voting? How can over 23,000 individuals listed have the same phone number?
There are 72 WI county clerks who have passwords to access the WEC voter database and it is their responsibility to keep the database updated.
Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman is conducting an independent audit (Special Council for the 2020 Presidential Election) on behalf of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’s office.
In another video on YouTube, Mr. Gableman spoke about the lack of cooperation from Gov. Evers. Gov. Evers told county clerks to “lawyer up” before talking to the office of special council. They question Gableman’s (as special counsel) legal authority to compel testimony before himself instead of the legislative committee that empowered him. The Speaker has a right to create a special council to investigate instead of that office doing it, just like the legislature gave their responsibility to supervise elections to WEC.
Remember WEC’s board is appointed, not elected. One of the regulations handed down by WEC is the fact that it is unlawful to “hand count” one of the election races to validate the municipality’s machine generated election totals for that one race.
According to a report from the Gateway Pundit, an investigation into the votes cast in Wisconsin for the 2020 election found that over 40,000 votes were cast without having to show proof of identification.
There has been little news coverage of the hearings conducted by Rep. Janel Brandtjen or the WI Legislative Audit Bureau (WLAB) report which recently was released. Two of the six WEC commissioners were interviewed during the WLAB audit. The WEC uses the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) database to determine if residents were voting multiple times, died, moved, is not eligible to vote, etc. However, this audit found that WEC hasn’t run an ERIC report since before the 1916 election, except for a report in 2020 of eligible voters who weren’t registered. Next was an issue with the “Help America Vote Act” (HAVA) with over 45,000 new voters registered (2020) with driver’s license that did not match DMV records.
According to the MacIver Institute article, “The final (Legislative Audit) report found WEC violated state law or advised others to violate state law in various ways:
• WEC violated state law by not issuing rules on how to train special voting deputies or election inspectors.
• WEC violated state law by not obtaining individual’s signatures from DMV records for everyone who registers to vote online.
• WEC told clerks they could go home on Election night and return the next day to finish counting, even though that is illegal.
• WEC told clerks they could relocate polling places within 30 days of the election, even though that is illegal.
• WEC failed to include current state law in its administrative rules on how to train municipal election workers.”
WEC failed to renew its data-sharing agreement with DHS to identify dead voters which expired in 2016 and WEC’s last data-sharing agreement with DOC to identify felons was written before the WisVote system (2016) was created.” Local clerks failed to remove over 12,000 dead voters and 820 felons from the rolls before the election.
JoAnn Utphall
Boyceville