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https://publicinterestlegal.org/press/pilf-uncovers-alarming-errors-in-californias-voter-rolls-nearly-95000-deceased-registrants-tens-of-thousands-of-duplicates-and-placeholder-birthdates/

The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) has uncovered widespread inaccuracies in California’s voter registration rolls, including nearly 95,000 deceased registrants, tens of thousands of duplicates across state lines, and thousands of records with placeholder or fictitious birthdates.

PILF’s comprehensive review, based on a sample of 2 million active registrants, found:

  • 94,516 deceased registrants flagged from comparisons with the Social Security Death Index and obituary records.
  • 57,725 interstate duplicates where California registrants also appeared on voter rolls in other states, led by Washington (15,064), Florida (13,534), and Oregon (8,956).
  • 3,104 same-address duplicates.
  • 7,677 registrants with placeholder or fictitious birthdates, including records like “1/1/1900” or “1850-01-01,” complicating voter roll maintenance.
  • 8 percent of sampled birthdates contained errors when checked against Social Security and credit bureau records, signaling systemic problems with data integrity.

“These are failures that put election security at risk,” said PILF President J. Christian Adams. “California’s voter roll is riddled with errors. State officials must act to fix these problems before another election cycle passes.”

That is a lot of voters that don't exist, should not be there, etc etc.   

mspart

 

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18 hours ago, mspart said:

https://publicinterestlegal.org/press/pilf-uncovers-alarming-errors-in-californias-voter-rolls-nearly-95000-deceased-registrants-tens-of-thousands-of-duplicates-and-placeholder-birthdates/

The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) has uncovered widespread inaccuracies in California’s voter registration rolls, including nearly 95,000 deceased registrants, tens of thousands of duplicates across state lines, and thousands of records with placeholder or fictitious birthdates.

PILF’s comprehensive review, based on a sample of 2 million active registrants, found:

  • 94,516 deceased registrants flagged from comparisons with the Social Security Death Index and obituary records.
  • 57,725 interstate duplicates where California registrants also appeared on voter rolls in other states, led by Washington (15,064), Florida (13,534), and Oregon (8,956).
  • 3,104 same-address duplicates.
  • 7,677 registrants with placeholder or fictitious birthdates, including records like “1/1/1900” or “1850-01-01,” complicating voter roll maintenance.
  • 8 percent of sampled birthdates contained errors when checked against Social Security and credit bureau records, signaling systemic problems with data integrity.

“These are failures that put election security at risk,” said PILF President J. Christian Adams. “California’s voter roll is riddled with errors. State officials must act to fix these problems before another election cycle passes.”

That is a lot of voters that don't exist, should not be there, etc etc.   

mspart

 

So well over 5% and probably closer to 8% are more than data errors and are fraudulently mailed ballots.  Now check citizeship.  Over 1.5 million known illegal aliens and certainly many more nearing 8% of population.  Motor voter registers them and we rely on their "honesty" not to vote illegally.  It s reasonable to assume that well over 10% and probably closer to 15% of ballots are fraudulently issued.

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