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Washington, DC – During the 2020 General Election, a claim emerged that over 23,000 registered voters shared one phone number in Wisconsin, many at a prison or correctional facility. If true, then this would have surpassed the official margin of victory for the US Presidential election.

Look Ahead America’s Research Group investigated the original data sources to see if there was anything to this claim. The team contacted the phone number in question, interviewed staff at the Wisconsin Elections Commission, contacted one of the active voters connected to the number, and verified the eligibility of the top 41 most populated locations and all the jails in Racine County. The report provided at the link below gives the details of the investigation.

From the report:

Three of our reforms would have avoided this issue in the first place. Specifically, Mandated and Public Voter List Hygiene, Thumbprint Authentication of Absentee Ballots, and Creation and Sufficient Funding for a Dedicated Voter Fraud Investigation Division within the State’s Attorney General’s Office would restore voter confidence.

Ian Camacho, Director of Research, stated:

This report shows how much work needs to happen clean up the voter rolls in Wisconsin and elsewhere. When people don’t bother to spend the time needed to find and understand the issues, let alone clean them up, and then lob accusations at each other, it makes everyone else’s job that much harder.

If anybody reading this resides in Wisconsin, reach out to us directly so that we can help you file formal challenges against voters and clerks to clean up these issues as the WEC sure isn’t going to do it based on their actions thus far.

The Racine Report appears here: https://lookaheadamerica.org/racine.

The Wisconsin Report and clerks’ responses appear at: https://lookaheadamerica.org/wisconsinreport/ and https://lookaheadamerica.org/wiclerks/.

Visit PDF of this press release here.

Washington, DC – Look Ahead America just published the long-awaited replies from many county clerks in Georgia. We sent each affected county clerk’s office inquiries concerning questionable and potentially illegal voters that we had identified from the 2020 General Election voter rolls and that we summarized in our Georgia Report. The report was initially dismissed or ignored by Secretary of State (SOS) Raffensperger as well as several prominent Democrats. However, since then, the county clerks and SOS Raffensperger’s own investigators have initiated investigations into many cases we brought their way.

Ian Camacho, LAA’s Director of Research, made the following statement:

We commend the Secretary of State’s Office for finally having the courage to look into our meticulous and well-documented research. That is much more than the FBI did when Matt Braynard submitted it to them in late 2020. Perhaps they are too busy targeting parents who question whether their school boards should be teaching gender identity to their kids. We hope that not only will this clean up the voter rolls in Georgia and lead to some prosecutions, but also that this will close off loopholes and vulnerabilities apparently long exploited and overlooked by state agencies and authorities. We encourage all citizens to take up this work and if they see something wrong in the voter rolls, to raise hell until they get a satisfactory answer.

To read the full details of the report, check it out at https://lookaheadamerica.org/gaclerks.

For the Georgia Report, you may find it here: https://lookaheadamerica.org/georgiareport.

To read how Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger validated our method for detecting fraud and illegal registrations using the NCOA: https://lookaheadamerica.org/gasosncoa/.

View PDF of this press release here.

Washington, DC – Look Ahead America is publishing follow up replies from clerks in Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin who were late to reply to our prior inquiries about questionable and potentially illegal voters.

From the report:

At least one response was due to pressure from the reports made public as evidenced by the county clerk in York, PA. Some clerks may simply be overburdened with work, however, and the slow response time is indicative of their workloads. In any case we thank those clerks for responding, and we ask the public to view the voter rolls and ask those county clerks that have not yet responded to do so and to clean their rolls of questionable voters based on the information we provided.

Ian Camacho, LAA’s Director of Research, made the following statement:

This goes to show that it only takes one person on a local level to make a difference in cleaning up the voter rolls. Instead of complaining on social media, patriots should be using that time and energy doing what we are doing to work with clerks to help them improve voter integrity. Otherwise if you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem. As Matt Braynard put it, dooming is a cope.

To read the full details of the report, check it out at https://lookaheadamerica.org/azpawi.

For the prior reports, you may find them here: https://lookaheadamerica.org/azreport/ https://lookaheadamerica.org/paresponses/ & https://lookaheadamerica.org/wiclerks/.

View PDF of this press release here.

Washington, DC – There are now at least five official election related investigations in Georgia due to work from the Research Group at Look Ahead America (LAA): the previously announced case involving two voters registered at P.O. Boxes in Oconee County, one each in Toombs County, Candler County, and one in Texas involving a Thomas County voter. Each of these three are out of state subsequent registrations, that is, people who registered to vote in Georgia, then registered to vote in a new state, and then returned to vote in Georgia. There is also a review underway in Georgia’s Department of Driver Services Office of Investigative Services involving the 1,401 voters who potentially misled the state and registered at false addresses that we submitted.

Ian Camacho, Director of Research stated:

At last our claims are being taken seriously and investigated. This validates all our tranches and methodology that critics have dismissed previously because it didn’t fit their narratives. Previously, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger confirmed using the NCOA to remove 100,000 voters. Other clerks have done so in our follow up contacts, which we will publish soon.

This doesn’t just clean the voter rolls but gets at the root of election vulnerability: registrations validated at the Department of Motor Vehicles in all states appear to be a common denominator, which we first discovered in Wisconsin.

Voters should submit similar finds to their own DMV for investigation as we believe that we have found the root cause. Sending illegal registrations to the clerks and SOS offices will only remove the voter and potentially the location, but it won’t penalize the crime nor handle the underlying and overlooked vulnerability. Doing this will tighten voter integrity and bring to light several other illegal issues that the state didn’t know was going on under its nose.

To read the full emails involving these interactions with the investigators, visit: https://lookaheadamerica.org/gainvestigators.

For the Georgia Report: https://lookaheadamerica.org/georgiareport/.

For the notice about Secretary Raffensperger removing NCOA voters: https://lookaheadamerica.org/gasosncoa/.

For the DMV discovery in Wisconsin, read here: https://lookaheadamerica.org/wivoterolls/.

View PDF of this press release here.

Washington, DC – One year ago, Look Ahead America published The Wisconsin Report in which it confirmed that due to the number of questionable and illegal ballots in the state of Wisconsin, its 2020 General Elections results were unknowable.

We have since contacted each of the affected municipal clerks with all of our evidence, as well as the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC). Instead of assisting, the WEC rejected our formal and well-documented complaint and instead sent its clerks guidelines that they could ignore our inquiries and reminded them how to make determinations in light of our evidence.

Nevertheless, several district attorneys are currently reviewing a number of cases with a few cases pending litigation. Additionally, the P.O. Box / nonresidential location registrations that we uncovered have been escalated to the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles’ Fraud Unit.

From the report:

From what we have determined, it appears that nobody did their due diligence in the municipal clerks’ offices regarding these voters until we brought them to their attention. Additional investigation with calls and emails revealed they had assumed that the WEC had done so using their online registration forms and the proof of residency provided. Tracing it back further, the WEC based their approvals of proof of residency off of the DMV’s allowing these addresses for use as valid locations for driver’s licenses. Presumably, the voters appear to have hidden their PO Box locations under listings as “apartments”, “units”, and “suites.” They may have committed other types of fraud using these Wisconsin issued identifications, but we caught them using the voter rolls.

Ian Camacho, Director of Research, added:

We need all Wisconsinites to assist us. Only they can file formal complaints against voters and clerks in their municipalities. We will get you the resources to help clean up the rolls and administrative stonewalling.

The ensuing compilation, which comes in at over 150 pages, reveals all responses and can be found here: https://lookaheadamerica.org/wiclerks/.

The Wisconsin Report appears here: https://lookaheadamerica.org/wisconsinreport/.

View PDF of this press release here.