Research published on GodsFiveStones.com has uncovered secret cryptographic algorithms in the official voter registration databases of New York, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Unreported findings indicate similar algorithms exist in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Texas. Despite this, Secretaries of State across these jurisdictions are reluctant to acknowledge or address the issue. While Ohio’s Secretary of State agreed to investigate our claims, no official corrective action has been announced.
In combination with known fraudulent registration records, The Spiral algorithm presents the possibility that it has been inserted into voter roll software, or used to alter the NYSBOE voter roll database, for nefarious reasons.
Our evidence of cryptographic algorithms in voter rolls raises serious concerns about the inaction we're seeing from state election officials.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has suggested focusing only on identifying specific voters who committed fraud, a particularly troubling idea because it mischaracterizes systemic "Election fraud" as individual "Voter fraud," allowing Ohio to ignore the undisputed presence of a cryptographic algorithm in Ohio's voter registration file that can methodically altered data.
Importantly, we uncovered the presence of cryptographic algorithms within the voter rolls.
State authorities typically don't take these steps, creating a gap between what voter rolls reveal and what's needed to prove fraud conclusively in mail-in voting.
This ruling heightens the responsibility of election officials in states where algorithms have been found in official voter registration databases.
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