Today my husband & I were physically targeted - we believe for the election work I've been doing...
Today, it escalated to in-person intimidation. Anything happens to me/my family - suspected NC peoples' info has already been given to many people, including the authorities.
My family has endured multiple phone/comp hacking events previously, but this has gone too far! The election work I'm doing is very public. I don't know anything beyond what I've already disclosed publicly. If this is regarding the source code review, it's out of my hands now.
This in-person physical targeting may or may not be related to the impending source code review, but it's definitely related to election transparency work I'm doing. Please rt top of the thread. The more people that know why I'm being targeted, the safer me and my family will be.
Kenneth Starr: testifying in personal capacity
Donald Palmer: Commissioner, EAC
Jamis Troupis: Trump attorney
Francis Ryan: Penn @jbinnall Jesse Binnall: attorney @C_C_Krebs Chris Krebs: Former Director, DHS Cybersecurity
@C_C_Krebs says that paper will allow officials to know if there were hacks to counting machines because the ballots are audited. @SenRonJohnson points out that these (robust) audits are not always done.
@NCSBE meeting to certify the 2020 General election begins in 30 minutes.
Tune in at 11am. They are not allowing public comments either written or via webinar meeting, but you can post comments on their FB feed. ncsbe.gov/news/press-rel…
@NCSBE just took a vote for certification of the election. The vote was 4-1 with former Senator Tucker voting no. It is unclear why he voted no since there was no discussion about the certification of the election. @NCCapitol@CPublicPress@NCNewsWorks@newsobserver
Board voted 5-0 to hold an evidentiary hearing regarding complaints filed against 2 county board members.
I was an at large observer for Wake Dem party for the Primary. Gary threw a fit - very angry- yelled and threatened that if any observer so much as asks to see another zero tape ALL of us would be kicked out!
Zero tapes show that no electronic ballot stuffing has occurred. btw
March Primary - Observers weren't allowed to see zero tape at Chavis Comm. Center, so my neighbor went to view that poll tape when polls closed; any member of public can do that. The Chief Judge refused to allow him to see it & wouldn't tell him results; which is required by law
§ 163-234. Counting absentee ballots by county BOE.
(2)The count shall be continuous until completed and the members shall not separate or leave the counting place except for unavoidable necessity, except that if the count has been completed prior to the time...
the polls close, it shall be suspended until that time pending receipt of any additional ballots.
They can suspend UNTIL they get more ballots. This doesn't say they can stop the process in the middle with open ballots in a warehouse with no outside oversight.
§ 163-234. Counting absentee ballots by county BOE.(3)...a county BOE may, at each meeting at which it approves absentee ballot applications ... remove those ballots from their envelopes & have them read by an optical scanning machine, without printing the totals...
NC didn't follow their own requirements for certification of election systems. This cannot be disregarded by the state and will not be ignored by election security advocates & voters. Write to elections.sboe@ncsbe.gov and tell them this isn't acceptable. …altionforgoodgovernance.sharefile.com/d-s63b8c00141c…
Several key steps in NC certification process were not met, but NCSBE certified the systems at the recommendation of the Exec Director, Brinson-Bell. She told them that all requirements were met, but these systems did not meet the qualifications to certify. Now what?
NC cannot move forward and allow counties to purchase these systems that were "certified", yet did not actually meet the certification requirements. Circosta cannot just sweep this under the rug. The integrity of our elections are at stake. Please contact elections.sboe@ncsbe.gov