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MISSION​

Our goal is to target, build and educate County and Precinct Committees to execute these Four for the Core Election Integrity Principles: 

Clean compromised Voter Rolls in every County to eliminate Phantom Voters

Eliminate Electronic Machines and mandate hand-counting Ballots. 

Remove Drop Boxes. 

Require that every County report all legal vote results simultaneously, in every County statewide. 

Phase One

Phase I requires the completion of the Four Pillar questionnaire, which you will receive after registration.

Objective:

Collect the following ON RECORD responses from your respective officials and report back to the Four Core Team.

The responses from each County/Borough/Parish will determine next steps for Phase Two.

Use one of Two Templates, A or B

Template A = Use this Template if your County/Parish/Borough is in the bottom 90% Population in your State.

Template B = Use this Template if your County/Parish/Borough is in the top 10% Population in your State.

Questions to ask your respective officials which impact VOTER ROLL ACCURACY:

REGISTRATIONS:

  1. Will the County/Borough/Parish commit to removing ineligible Voter Registrations if they are proven to be ineligible?
  2. Will the County/Borough/Parish offer, to the public, Voter Rolls for free or for a nominal cost, to ensure Fraudulent Registrations do not reappear?
  3. Is the County/Borough/Parish willing to dump the entire voter roll and require eligible voters to re-register in person with a valid ID?

Questions to ask your respective officials which impact PRIMITIVITY: MACHINES & HAND

COUNTING:

  1. Will the County/Borough/Parish commit to removing electronic voting equipment if they can be proven unreliable?
  2. Will the County/Borough/Parish commit to using only paper ballots counted by hand?
  3. If the County/Burough/Parish is UNWILLING to abandon electronic voting equipment, are they willing to hand-count the paper ballots generated by the machines? (Critical to ensure total ballots match the number of voters.

One Question to ask your respective officials which impact SECURITY: THE REMOVAL OF DROP

BOXES:

  1. Will the County/Borough/Parish commit to removing and banning unsupervised drop boxes that leave elections vulnerable to malicious actors? (This prevents ballot harvesting.  Drop boxes located INSIDE Election Offices are a more secure alternative.)

Final Question, for all Counties outside the top 10% Population, impacting TRANSPARENCY:

REPORTING TOTALS IN A TIMELY MANNER

  1. Will your County/Borough/Parish be willing to hold back Vote totals until the top 10% County/Burrough/Parish report their results? (This will ensure the larger counties cannot artificially inflate “needed” Votes.)

Phase Two

Phase II will begin once a county equivalent has submitted accurate and complete information pertaining to the four pillars of Phase I. If officials indicate willingness to comply with any of the four pillars, your feedback will place the county on a priority list for action and focus from subject matter experts on the indicated pillar (for example, experts on machines will focus on the county to convince officials to abandon electronic elections equipment).

Precinct Strategy Principles: 

Please refer to this website, https://precinctstrategy.com/resources/  if not already familiar, regarding the local Civic process to learn why support from the County Elections Office, Precinct Committee and County GOP (as well as every Elected Official currently in office) is needed.

EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS & PROCESSES

We are in the process of establishing Teams for each County, Nationwide. 

As you wait for further instruction (coming in January) we are asking everyone to ensure they are familiar with the Civic Process in preparation to move forward with phase Two: 

Phase Two

Phase II will begin once a county equivalent has submitted accurate and complete information pertaining to the four pillars of Phase I. If officials indicate willingness to comply with any of the four pillars, your feedback will place the county on a priority list for action and focus from subject matter experts on the indicated pillar (for example, experts on machines will focus on the county to convince officials to abandon electronic elections equipment).

Precinct Strategy Principles: 

Please refer to this website, https://precinctstrategy.com/resources/  if not already familiar, regarding the local Civic process to learn why support from the County Elections Office, Precinct Committee and County GOP (as well as every Elected Official currently in office) is needed.