Brazen Voter Fraud Underway and Is The Crime Family’s Fallback Plan. Steal the Election and Dare Anyone to Stop Them
By John Livingston
June 28, 2024

The GOP is advocating for two main techniques for the upcoming 2024 election: fighting voter scams and boosting voter participation through their Swamp The Vote campaign. They aim to fight voter fraud by employing numerous lawyers, survey screens, and volunteers. Nevertheless, the efficiency of these procedures might be limited if the problem of citizen rolls stays unaddressed.

Brazen Voter Fraud Underway

The 2020 and 2022 election cycles provided Democrats important experience in submitting mail-in ballots. Despite many dismissed suits and documentaries like 2000 Mules that revealed vulnerabilities and prospective scams, these efforts might have accidentally resulted in more refined and covert cheating strategies. As a result, while these techniques may be effective, Republicans need to be cautious not to inadvertently allow deceitful activities.

While there is no concrete evidence of a specific order to take part in deceitful activities from leading ranks of the Democratic party, it appears that Democratic officials tend to develop conditions that could assist in cheating. This appeared in 2020 through actions like the prevalent mailing of ballots and various rule adjustments due to the pandemic. One difficulty for any prospective Democratic criminal that year was precisely expecting the number of Republicans who would vote on Election Day. Before the 2020 Day, Democrats knew their lead in mail-in votes but did not know the additional votes required for success on or after Election Day. Following the closure of polls in specific locations, the vote count appeared to halt, with specific districts in some states remaining stagnant for days with insufficient tallies. This situation could raise suspicions for sensible people and necessitate a query. However, the establishment and the media were quick to push a fixed story, backed by the Cyber Security & Infrastructure Security Agency’s statement that the November 3rd election was the safest in U.S. history.

If a significant variety of Republican voters select early voting this year, it may give Democratic fraudsters a strategic advantage. By leveraging sophisticated data analysis and AI tools, they might recognize a pool of signed-up citizens who are no longer eligible or unlikely to cast ballots, including those who have relocated, passed away, are experiencing homelessness, are non-citizens, or reside in care facilities. These individuals’ voter registrations could potentially be exploited to submit mail-in ballots without their knowledge or consent. This approach could allow fraud to occur more discreetly and incrementally throughout the early voting period, avoiding a last-minute crisis like the one seen in 2020. Notably, registered non-citizens might be particularly vulnerable to this tactic, as they would be unaware they’re registered to vote in states that automatically register individuals with driver’s licenses, including undocumented immigrants.

Finally, any suspicious activities in Democrat-dominated districts that benefit Democrat candidates will likely go uninvestigated by local district attorneys. However, those same D.A.s may be ready to prosecute any public-figure “election deniers” and sue any citizens gaining traction against the media-approved narrative. Georgia has modeled this, bringing criminal charges against Donald Trump and his associates and civil charges against people like Rudy Giuliani.

Meanwhile, the media’s self-appointed guardians of truth are poised to pounce, scrutinizing and discrediting anyone who dares to suggest that election irregularities may have occurred.

As part of the Swamp the Vote effort, Trump has shifted his stance on early voting, urging his backers to cast their ballots through any legitimate means possible. This initiative aims to inform voters about the options available in their state, promote early voting, and minimize potential hurdles on Election Day. Arizona residents, in particular, are all too familiar with Election Day challenges, having faced issues with malfunctioning printers at vote centers in Maricopa County in 2022. Despite these printers functioning correctly in previous elections, including the August 2022 primary, they failed on Election Day. Regardless of whether these issues disproportionately affected Republican areas, it’s worth noting that Republicans tend to make up the majority of Election Day voters.

Georgia is demonstrating a strategy for addressing those who deny election outcomes, while Arizona has shown a method for disrupting voting. Could it be conceivable that individuals engaging in fraudulent behavior from the Democratic party might create obstacles on Election Day in 2024, such as powerages, infrastructure failures, printer malfunctions, incorrect supplies, or other technical difficulties to impede voting? This hypothesis appears plausible.

This dilemma presents Republicans with two options. They can cast their ballots beforehand, mitigating the risk of disruptions on Election Day. Still, in doing so, they would provide administrators with ongoing, precise tallies that could be exploited to manipulate the outcome. Alternatively, they can wait until Election Day to vote in large numbers, which may leave them vulnerable to interference and, potentially, a lack of transparency from the media, who might downplay or dismiss any issues that arise, attributing them to minor, inconsequential glitches.

Let’s face it: the combination of mail-in ballots, flawed voter registration lists, and artificial intelligence is a recipe for disaster. The root of this problem lies in the lack of consequences for those in power who fail to ensure the accuracy of voter rolls. When can we expect some real action to rectify this situation?

Republicans are currently working on addressing the election issues from the previous two nationalities, while Democrats are looking forward and concentrating on future goals. Concerns have been raised about potential voter registration by undocumented individuals, but Democrats seem unconcerned and are even passing laws to permit illegal immigrants to vote. The question remains as to when Republicans will acknowledge this situation and respond appropriately, labeling it as treason. Omega4America has the software to detect and stop voter fraud before the ballot is mailed or voted. Please search our site for further information.