Update:
- We are running six different analysis across these six states. Five of them are still in progress but I believe one of them has reached the point where I can make a conclusion.
- We have not found evidence of a targeted effort to cast the ballots of deceased voters.
- We are running six different analysis across these six states. Five of them are still in progress but I believe one of them has reached the point where I can make a conclusion.
- We have not found evidence of a targeted effort to cast the ballots of deceased voters.
- I have worked with scrubbing and matching deceased data for several years and I know how frequent even seemingly reliable methods can turn up false positives.
- We applied a particularly high standard of rigor to the early/abs voters in the six target states.
- We applied a particularly high standard of rigor to the early/abs voters in the six target states.
- However, we did find ballots incidentally cast in the name of the deceased among otherwise inactive voters in our NCOA program.
- Others have generated much larger numbers of 'deceased' voters, and I've requested they send me samples and explain their methodology.
- In one case, someone did send me samples and not only did these dead people vote, they also spoke to me on the phone.
- In one case, someone did send me samples and not only did these dead people vote, they also spoke to me on the phone.
- To be clear, we didn't find zero cases, but very few that may have incidentally been cast as part of a broader fraud effort targeting inactive voters or clerk errors.
- I am also open to correction if I see evidence to the contrary.
- I am also open to correction if I see evidence to the contrary.
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