United Sovereign Americans, Inc., a nonpartisan, all-volunteer election validity advocate group, and two Pennsylvania residents have filed a Writ of Mandamus, directed to Pennsylvania's Secretary of the Commonwealth, the Bureau of Elections, the Bureau of Election Security and Technology, the Department of State, and the state Attorney General.
They have also named Attorney General Merrick Garland and the United States Department of Justice as additional "Respondents." They are claiming that the officials named above are not performing their duty to follow existing laws that safeguard our elections.
In 2022, she discovered that her vote was not recorded in Pennsylvania's Statewide Uniform Registry of Electors system, even though she had voted in person.
Dean Dreibelbis observed and reported numerous election issues, apparent errors, loopholes, and discrepancies to authorities and was, each time, ignored.
Although not involved in this action, the Petitioners cite data from Audit The Vote PA, a non-partisan, non-profit organization.
Although not a named petitioner, they also uncovered overwhelming evidence of registration problems in the 2020 and 2022 elections.
For the 2022 election they found: 54,463 people voted in a county in which they were no longer living; and 8,177 people voted despite not actually living in Pennsylvania; 6,356 people were credited as submitting a mail-in ballot, but did not have any votes credited in Pennsylvania's SURE system; 69,832 mail ballots were sent to an address unaffiliated with the voter's registration; 18,589 people requested multiple ballots be sent to multiple addresses, with some people requesting additional ballots to be sent to up to four separate addresses; and 5,492 registrations show as having two votes on record in two separate counties.
The Petitioners are not accusing anyone of election fraud or aiming to overturn any election.
Instead, they wish to counter future election irregularities and ensure the rights of Pennsylvania citizens.
340,266 invalid or illogical registration dates 632,215 illegal or invalid registration changes 59,609 registrants with questionable addresses 138,291 registrants with altered votes after certification Bruce Castor Jr., the lawyer who took up the case on behalf of United Sovereign Americans, has had a long career in Pennsylvania and has represented clients from Bill Cosby to Rudy Giuliani.
Castor said, "Congress set minimum standards for every federal election to be considered reliable In Pennsylvania's 2022 federal election those minimum standards were not met by Commonwealth election officials rendering the certified election results that year unreliable. Respondents have engaged in insufficient efforts to ensure that the unreliable 2022 performance is not repeated in subsequent federal elections beginning in 2024." The United Sovereign Americans mission is "To guard the validity of elections through education and litigation." They have representatives in over twenty states analyzing voter databases and preparing legal actions.
No comments:
Post a Comment