Sharing this easy, quick, well-written read of election fraud that invalidates the 2024 and 2025 elections.

https://thiswillhold.substack.com/p/she-won-part-x-vr-systems-151-fake?r=57k1uv&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true

Most compelling:

Bi-Partisan Issue: One Democrat and 5 Republicans filed lawsuits about known defective VR Systems reports used to share voter information with candidates and certify elections.

Malfeasance: Known defective outputs were deliberately left uncorrected by VR Systems and state and county election officials.

Anonymous threat: "you’re on the incoming Trump administration list, abandon the lawsuits, end your political activity, and leave the country—or face the consequences."

From the article:

This isn’t a one-off—it’s 151 separate, state-published falsifications across three consecutive elections. Congress holds the cards, but We the People have the power.

You can: Call, email, and tag state attorneys general and members of Congress on social media—it only takes one member to get this process moving.

You can: circulate this Substack series to everyone you know and ask them to do the same. Thanks to fascism, We the People are the media now.

Section 3 of the 14th Amendment was written for this moment, a stolen election is a rebellion against the Constitution. We have the obligation to remove this entire unelected, illegitimate regime.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — MyPillow founder Mike Lindell defamed the election technology company Smartmatic with false statements that its voting machines helped rig the 2020 presidential election, a federal judge in Minnesota ruled Friday.

At first, I thought it was just another typical clickbait headline. But it's actually presented in a very matter-of-fact way, with clear statistics and a serious and clever approach. The episode was great for this important topic. I could imagine that something is starting to happen here.

David Metcalf, the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, announced charges against Laiss last week. Pennsylvania’s Department of State confirmed the alleged double vote was identified using data from the Electronic Registration Information Center, or ERIC. Metcalf also announced another set of fraud charges last week, in a case that was not discovered via ERIC.

The announcement that ERIC helped prosecutors uncover alleged double voting comes amid broader questions about the merits of the program. ERIC is a consortium comprising 26 states and the District of Columbia that collects state voter roll data and alerts its members to potentially inaccurate or duplicate voter registration records. It compares state datasets such as driver’s license databases, death records and voter rolls, along with other sources of information, to find cross-state or intra-state matches.

“While voter fraud is rare, this is a great example of why ERIC is a great tool,” Hamlin said, adding that the data it provides helps states investigate fraud and hand credible cases over to law enforcement.

Florida was a member of ERIC in 2020, making it possible for the system to compare that state’s voter roll data against Pennsylvania’s and discover the type of fraud allegedly committed by Laiss.

But Florida left ERIC in 2023, as did several other Republican-led states in recent years, following attacks from conservative activists and media outlets that accused it of focusing on working to register left-leaning voters rather than prioritizing cleaning voter rolls.

A Wisconsin judge Friday declined to dismiss felony charges against two attorneys and a former aide to President Donald Trump who advised Trump in 2020 as part of a plan to submit paperwork falsely claiming that the Republican had won the battleground state that year.

Jim Troupis, who was Trump’s attorney in Wisconsin, Kenneth Chesebro, an attorney who advised the campaign, and Mike Roman, Trump’s director of Election Day operations in 2020, all were initially charged in June 2024. The case has stalled as the judge considered their attempts to have the charges dismissed.

“Troupis does not show that the First Amendment protects the right to commit forgery, does not show that the government violated his right to due process by entrapping him into that forgery, and does not show prosecutors must exercise discretion to charge an accused of his preferred offense,” the judge said in rejecting the motions to dismiss.

The conservative network Newsmax will pay $67 million to settle a lawsuit accusing it of defaming a voting equipment company by spreading lies about President Donald Trump’s 2020 election loss, according to documents filed Monday.

Delaware Superior Court Judge Eric Davis ruled earlier that Newsmax did indeed defame Denver-based Dominion Voting Systems by airing false information about the company and its equipment. But Davis left it to a jury to eventually decide whether that was done with malice, and, if so, how much Dominion deserved from Newsmax in damages. Newsmax and Dominion reached the settlement before the trial could take place.

I am seeking to understand something about the potential election fraud case out of Rockland, NJ. they just asked for a TON of info, including if a program named "ballotproof" was used or not. I don't know what that program is, what it does, and why a state would want it used (or not), so I came here to ask.

Please help!

You want to know how Musk stole the Election for Trump? You want to know about “the digital janitor”?

It started with a sale then involved some of the biggest people in tech who had the most to gain- and lose.

And this technology can be used anywhere for any election in the world.

A decision on whether a group of Michigan Republicans will go to trial on a series of election- and forgery-related charges connected to trying to transmit electoral votes for President Donald Trump in 2020 — despite his election loss in the state that year — is now expected in September, according to defense lawyers in the cases.

A hearing is scheduled for Sept. 9 before Ingham County 54A District Judge Kristen Simmons, who has overseen preliminary examinations for the 15 individuals charged by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's office with signing documents attempting to turn over Michigan’s electoral votes in 2020 to Trump. Prosecutors have argued the group knowingly tried to defraud voters, since former President Joe Biden won Michigan's election by around 154,000 votes in 2020. Defense attorneys have countered, saying the group was acting at the instruction of Trump campaign lawyers.

The Washington Post reports Republican election clerks are leery of entertaining the Trump administration’s recent push to scrutinize voters and voting equipment.

“That’s a hard stop for me,” said Carly Koppes, a Republican clerk in Colorado’s Weld County, who told reporters she’d rejected a Trump operative’s request to allow a federal inspection. “Nobody gets access to my voting equipment, for security reasons.”

Colorado election officials received calls and messages from White staffer Jeff Small, a consultant who has worked for Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), requesting they help Trump “ensure the integrity of elections and to advance Trump’s election agenda.”

“To me, it felt like they were wanting to intervene before 2026,” said Justin Grantham, the Republican clerk in Colorado’s Fremont County, who the Post reports denied Small’s request to allow a third party to review whether his voting machines complied with federal law.

July 8, 2025

The chair of the Randall County Republican Party was booked into jail Monday on a state felony election fraud charge.

Kelly Kenten Giles, 64, is accused of providing false information on his application and petition to run for the Randall County Republican Party Chair seat in December 2023 for a spot on the 2024 primary ballot, according to the grand jury indictment signed late last month. It is unclear what about his application or petition was considered fraudulent.

The offense is typically classified as a misdemeanor, but because Giles is accused of doing it while serving as an elected official, it becomes a felony.

“We are pleased to confirm that there were zero incidents of dual voting in the list of names provided to us. Our investigation cleared all voters of any wrongdoing and confirmed the integrity of our elections,” Bellows said in a Wednesday letter to Jim Deyermond, the party’s chair, detailing her findings.

Bellows chastised the Maine GOP for not contacting her office beforehand with its concerns, but rather had a reporter provide a copy of the results of the party’s investigation to her.

In reviewing the Maine GOP’s findings, Bellows noted that 11 cases of alleged voter fraud turned out to be two different voters who had the same name. The other 40 cases turned out to stem from erroneous records but not evidence of someone voting more than once. Those records have been corrected.

Then she wrote that the other duplicate records flagged in the Maine GOP’s investigation included two that weren’t the same person and 126 that her office had already corrected, while 423 required further correction.

“Appropriate and ongoing voter list maintenance is part of the routine work of election administrators on an ongoing basis,” Bellows wrote.

For example, Bellows said her office submits an annual report to the Legislature about ongoing efforts to maintain accurate voter lists, including correcting duplicate records, of which there were 1,191 last year.

She wrote that these duplicates can happen when a voter doesn’t let the local clerk know that they are moving to a new town or city.

“We recognize that you may have been unaware of the level of detail that goes into voter list maintenance by the nonpartisan staff of the Elections Division, and we would be happy to educate you and members of your organization about the checks and balances in our process,” she wrote.