Established by federal law in the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA), current voter rolls are state centralized databases
Category: What We Learned
Information we gathered throughout our investigation. Key concerns, data anomalies, and other Washington election insufficiencies.

Logic and Accuracy Not Actually TestedLogic and Accuracy Not Actually Tested
Washington State law requires a test of the election equipment is done prior to each election. It allows for public

Cheaters Change Tactics in 2022 PrimaryCheaters Change Tactics in 2022 Primary
After the 2022 primary election in Washington State, analysis shows that what we believe to be the method of the

Albert Sensors & Election Surveilance by CISAlbert Sensors & Election Surveilance by CIS
Albert Sensors Don’t Monitor Elections The Albert Network Monitoring Sensor is provided at no charge to WA Counties by the

Records Show Votes Pre-Loaded During Early CountingRecords Show Votes Pre-Loaded During Early Counting
The System In 2020 there were 17 counties in the state of Washington that used Clear Ballot election equipment for

Most Secure Election In HistoryMost Secure Election In History
Election Fraud is NOT a New Concern For years there have been people sounding the alarm on election security, unless

VoteWA & BProVoteWA & BPro
Election Management in Washington State In 2018 the Washington Secretary of State created a bid for a statewide election management

Mailbox and Campsite VotersMailbox and Campsite Voters
The Washington voter registration data (VRDB) contains every registered voter at any point in time. It is ever changing, as

K&H Printers-Lithographers Inc (Ballot Printers)K&H Printers-Lithographers Inc (Ballot Printers)
K&H Printers-Lithographers Inc. prints ballots for 17 of Washington’s 39 counties, including King, Snohomish, and Pierce, the three largest counties.

Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC)Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC)
Meet ERIC The Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) was the brainchild of leftist attorney David Becker and was originally funded