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Dueling Lawsuits and Depositions in Fulton County, Georgia…

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In Fulton County, Georgia, there are currently two interrelated, “dueling” election integrity lawsuits. In many ways, Georgia has been the epicenter of contentious politics surrounding the election. It was a key swing state that helped determine the Presidential race and some key Senatorial races…

Michigan’s DePerno Files Motion for Reconsideration: More Evidence of Fraud…

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Antrim County lawyer Matt DePerno filed a motion for reconsideration on June 9 related to his election integrity lawsuit representing Antrim County, MI resident Bill Bailey. Judge Elsenheimer dismissed the case on May 18 due to lack of standing and because a “citizen does not get to choose his own audit criteria” after DePerno contended that the audit performed was not sufficient given the strong evidence of fraud…

What Happens If ‘The Big Lie’ Is Proven To Be ‘The Big Truth’?…

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So far, one million of the 2.1 million ballots cast in the Maricopa County, Arizona November 2020 presidential election have been examined in the Arizona state Senate-commissioned forensic audit. In other words, the Senators are likely getting a sense of whether the original election results will be upheld or if, as many Republicans believe, fraud occurred…

Maricopa County Forensic Auditor Notes Media and County Officials Intentionally Misleading Public About Deleted Vote Result Databases…

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The media and Maricopa County officials have been claiming that voter result databases were not deleted; and they reference the ability of the auditors to recover the deleted information as proof the voter data was never deleted. However, according to technical forensic expert Ben Cotton, the ‘D’ drive of the EMS Primary Server was in fact deleted…

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