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   From: nobody@yamn.paranoici.org   
      
   Welcome to the party, pal. We've been covering and reporting on   
   California's notoriously leaky voter rolls for more than ten years.   
   Thank God, however, that Nick Shirley has stepped in to give his widely   
   viewed and unvarnished reactions to the tomfoolery and dumb-effery   
   surrounding California's notoriously insecure voter rolls.   
      
   In California, cities and towns may not require anyone to show an ID to   
   vote — that’s just how insecure the voter rolls are in the Golden State.   
      
   Why do you think Gov. Gavin Newsom was more than willing to put a   
   measure up for a vote to deny Republicans congressional House seats if   
   he didn’t know how locked his party is on the voters in his state? And   
   that “lock” isn’t just about numbers. It’s about the number of votes   
   that have no real connection to the identities of actual voters on the   
   rolls. Indeed, a shocking number of voters have little to no link to an   
   ID or Social Security number tying a person to a vote in California. The   
   same is true in Washington State and likely in other states that have   
   heavily relied on mail-in voting.   
      
   This is why Harmeet Dhillon, the head of the Department of Justice's   
   Civil Rights Division, wants to check the California voter rolls — and   
   why a new video by Nick Shirley, who you last saw hunting down fake   
   Somali "learning" centers in Minneapolis, is so impactful.   
      
   In his new 23-minute video in San Diego and Orange Counties — remember,   
   the most “conservative” areas in California — Shirley casts a bright   
   light on how “Californians” are registered to vote at illegal addresses   
   such as office spaces, storage units, and PO Boxes throughout the state.   
   These are all illegal residences.   
      
   Indeed, the California voter rolls are so leaky that multiple   
   125-plus-year-olds have been voting for years in the state. Quick! These   
   people need to be recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records as the   
   oldest voters ever!   
      
   I want you to watch Nick’s video, and then watch my interview with Linda   
   Paine of Election Integrity Project California (below) to see, in even   
   more granular detail, why “voter impersonation” — not what we typically   
   think of as “voter fraud” — is the real problem in the Golden State.   
      
   If you don't check, then there's no problem, right?   
      
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   ?? California is the breeding ground for voter fraud in America, as   
   millions of people vote with no ID, month-long election processes,   
   inaccurate voter rolls, dead people caught voting, even a dog   
   successfully registered to vote, and voter verification is all based on   
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   This is an issue so important to the West Coast, Messed Coast™, and   
   indeed the entire country, because California's breezy way of voting is   
   so insecure it turns voter integrity on its head.   
      
   For years, Linda Paine and her volunteers at  Election Integrity Project   
   California have been documenting voter integrity. She told me that 2018   
   was a pivotal year in 40 out of California's 58 counties.   
      
   "[W]hat we found in 2018 was a massive corruption of the system   
   connected with mismanaged voter roles so that ineligible ballots were   
   sent out. We saw in 2018 that there were many congressional seats   
   flipped. So if you all remember your history California, that's why this   
   report is so important."   
      
   Paine said that in Riverside County they discovered that "you can pick   
   up anyone's ballot."   
      
   Here's one example from 2016 of how this happens and how one person can   
   "become" multiple people. Her entire story is in our interview below,   
   but it is completely verified on her organization's website.   
      
   In California, it's the worst of the worst in which you can, you know,   
   amass ballots and then take them in. So, in California, the important   
   thing is to understand the how it's done. In 2016 we ran voter research   
   on Riverside County and we noted all of the duplicate ballots and so   
   back then as a research organization we had the ability to ask the   
   registrar for hard copy vote registration affidavit so we could look at   
   see what's the what's the difference in the duplicates and ...  we saw   
   the pattern where the duplicated ballot takes the name of the person   
   [for example] Linda Paine and just adjusts it in the duplicate Linda   
   Espane, then the birthday, just adjust it. They keep the the place where   
   we live, they keep that address the same, but they have the material   
   sent to a post office box or a house or anywhere because it's legal to   
   send that anywhere. What we noted in 25 of the 200 sets of duplicates in   
   2016, we noted 25 of them [and] the duplicator signed their own name.   
   Normally, they just signed the voters's name, Linda Paine. This time,   
   they signed their own name. And on that duplicated ballot, it stamped   
   the company or the organization that hired them.   
      
      
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