Our legislators let us down
How we take our state back
It is an important election year and over half of likely voters don't trust electronic voting systems. Apparently, our legislators don't have a good understanding of the pulse of their people. Despite hundreds of calls, emails, letters and citizens rallying at the state house they refused to give us a proper hearing on ANY of our election integrity bills. Furthermore, they use their own internecine war with the Freedom Caucus as an excuse for why they can't move these bills forward. It appears that power moves from the top down not the bottom up in Columbia.
In the meantime, more and more evidence is coming out regarding the lax security as well as other velnerability issues with ALL election systems in America. The recently filed Supreme court case in AZ (Lake/Finchem) alleges that the Dominion system had untested, uncertified, illegal software on the systems used in the 2020 and 2022 elections. This issue apparently was found in other states as well. In addition, they kept the password for the system in plain text so that anyone who gained access could have full control of the system. Furthermore, they did not conduct logic and accuracy testing on the machines used on election day. The Supreme Court will meet next Friday to decide whether or not they will take this case. If the Supreme court doesn't take this case we have a big issue to deal with. For perspective, the defense didn't reply at all to the appeal filing nor the filing for an expedited hearing. Hmmm. Stay tuned.
Note that most vulnerabilities in one electronic system are not unique to that particular system. In other words, this is NOT A DOMINION problem. IT IS an ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM PROBLEM. To underscore the issue here is an eye opening video of our current ES&S 6.1.1.0 system. It has not had any updates in over FIVE years according to EAC (Election Assistance Commission) documentation for engineering orders and updates. Would you do a financial transaction on your home computer if it didn't have any antivirus updates in 5 years? I think not.
Just a reminder that this is the system we use all over South Carolina.
https://twitter.com/BigFish3000/status/1770740366473318441
How we take our state back
The passionate citizens fought hard this year and you made your voice known. Now you can vote these representatives and senators out who didn’t support election integrity. Get your friends and neighbors to turn out in the June primary on election day and convince them to vote in person on that day –NOT EARLY.* Research the voting records of the people running and ask them about their views on important topics. Turnout is notoriously low in our primaries and by surprising them with a high turnout we can usher in a new crop of legislators who actually will work for the people.
*Regarding early voting it is THE WAY THAT THEY CAN best determine how to potentially cheat. Voting early gives then the info they need for the cheat–why do that? Don’t give them that information. If you need to vote curbside or absolutely have a VERY good reason that you can’t vote in person on election day you can get an absentee ballot. Friends don’t let friends vote early.
How do we fix our elections?
Our team worked with other amazing grassroots people from around the country to develop the GOLD STANDARD for ELECTIONS. Here is a video that the Gold Standard task force recently recorded to discuss how we got started and why likely voters don’t trust elections.
https://rumble.com/v4p2mwh-introduction-to-the-gold-standards-team.html
CVR case update
Judge Coble is supposed to rule on 7 motions that he heard in October by the end of the month. We are confident we will make it to trial. Next steps are to prepare for trial and raise funds to get us through the trial. Here is a link for donations. Please help support our cause. Thanks for your onoing assistance, prayers and financial contributions. We acknowledge and honor your passion, persistance and concern for elections and the Freedom of Information act in South Carolina.
Blessings,
the SC Safe Elections team
Thank you all for your hard work and for this update.