For sure!
For sure!
Dec. 8, 2021
The Wisconsin Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections hosted a hearing on Wednesday. The election probe heard testimony several people, including Jeff O’Donnell, a veteran software and database engineer. O’Donnell’s testimony revealed massive problems with the integrity of Wisconsin’s elections.
Here’s a takeaway of the key points:
• Although Wisconsin’s population is 5.8 million with approximately 4.5 million eligible to vote, there are more than 7 million separate voter records, suggesting that voters are placed on inactive status rather than being removed.
• 157,000 voters in Wisconsin have the same registration number.
• Approximately 3.3 million Wisconsinites voted in the 2020 election, representing 93.7% of the state’s 3.5 million active voters.
• 121,251 active Wisconsin voters have been registered for 110 to 119 years; in total, more than 500,000 active and inactive voters have a January 1, 1918 registration date. O’Donnell pointed out that while that date may have been used as a placeholder when information was missing, 500,000 is an alarmingly high number.
• 10% of voters in the Wisconsin voter file (22% of all active voters) registered between May 3, 2020 and November 3, 2020.
Liz HARRINGTON: 157,000 voters in Wisconsin have the same registration number. Rigged!
Dec. 8, 2021
The Wisconsin Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections hosted a hearing on Wednesday. The election probe heard testimony several people, including Jeff O’Donnell, a veteran software and database engineer. O’Donnell’s testimony revealed massive problems with the integrity of Wisconsin’s elections.
Here’s a takeaway of the key points:
• Although Wisconsin’s population is 5.8 million with approximately 4.5 million eligible to vote, there are more than 7 million separate voter records, suggesting that voters are placed on inactive status rather than being removed.
• 157,000 voters in Wisconsin have the same registration number.
• Approximately 3.3 million Wisconsinites voted in the 2020 election, representing 93.7% of the state’s 3.5 million active voters.
• 121,251 active Wisconsin voters have been registered for 110 to 119 years; in total, more than 500,000 active and inactive voters have a January 1, 1918 registration date. O’Donnell pointed out that while that date may have been used as a placeholder when information was missing, 500,000 is an alarmingly high number.
• 10% of voters in the Wisconsin voter file (22% of all active voters) registered between May 3, 2020 and November 3, 2020.
Liz HARRINGTON: 157,000 voters in Wisconsin have the same registration number. Rigged!
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