Author: Ian Camacho

Washington, DC – Two days ago, Look Ahead America (LAA) announced that its Wisconsin volunteers received threats of $500 fines if they filed “frivolous complaints” of illegal voter registrations to the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC). Today, LAA publishes these complaints to the WEC, and the WEC replies thus far received.

LAA’s Director of Research, Ian Camacho, stated:

We are releasing these for the public to review. We made best efforts to provide primary sources, solid documentation, and proper legal citations of illegal voter registrations. The problem isn’t just that these complaints were rejected but that the WEC offered no explanation why they were rejected.

It is unreasonable for the WEC to dismiss without explanation cases of what appear to be double voters and people who registered in new states before voting in Wisconsin, which is illegal. Fortunately, there are county District Attorneys, Secretaries of States in other states, clerks and fraud units at the DMV that are investigating these as well.

If the WEC won’t do its job, then why shouldn’t the Wisconsin legislature vote to dissolve the WEC and give oversight of elections back to the Wisconsin Secretary of State?

To review the report with complaints and replies, visit https://lookaheadamerica.org/wec2022/.

For The Wisconsin Report, which uncovered ineligible voters in 2020 in Wisconsin, visit: https://lookaheadamerica.org/wisconsinreport/.

For the Wisconsin clerk replies to LAA’s work, visit: https://lookaheadamerica.org/wiclerks/ , https://lookaheadamerica.org/azgawi/ , and https://lookaheadamerica.org/azpawi/.

Visit PDF of this press release here.

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Washington, DC – The Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) rejected nine of eleven complaints that volunteers in three Wisconsin counties submitted related to 2020 voters. Although no reasons were given for any rejections, each rejection letter ends with a threat of a $500 fine for filing frivolous claims.

Director of Research, Ian Camacho, stated:

Rejecting these cases as potentially frivolous is absurd. All complaints included ample primary source documents such as voter registration records, property records, obituaries to confirm voter spouses, and voter records. These cases include a double voter in Florida and Wisconsin, which Florida is also currently investigating, and a person who registered in Texas before voting in Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission is discouraging citizens from asking questions or raising issues by threatening punitive fines. When our volunteers in Wisconsin asked WEC attorneys for more information as to the rejections, the WEC’s reply was that the committee has its own process for review.

However, our efforts have found success in other parts of the state. The elections clerk from the Village of Brown Deer notified the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles of a voter who recently registered at the USPS. The clerk canceled the registration immediately upon having been notified this year by LAA that the location is a USPS and ineligible for voter registrations. When LAA followed up with notices that a person obtaining a Wisconsin driver’s license or identification using a P.O. Box is illegal, despite initial pushback, the Department of Transportation finally agreed to investigate this situation.

LAA will publish the redacted complaints to WEC for further review soon.

For The Wisconsin Report, which uncovered ineligible voters in 2020 in Wisconsin, visit: https://lookaheadamerica.org/wisconsinreport/

For the Wisconsin clerk replies to LAA’s work, visit: https://lookaheadamerica.org/wiclerks/

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Washington, DC – Look Ahead America released a report today on the 55,015 active voters in Arizona’s voter database whom the US Postal Service determined to have permanently moved out of state at least 60 days before the 2022 General Election.

Using a random sample from these 55,015 active voters, we conducted a supplemental analysis to further confirm or deny the voters’ eligibility to vote in the upcoming election.

LAA found additional information beyond the USPS designation that confirmed 79.6% are not eligible to vote in Arizona’s 2022 General Election.

Look Ahead America invites activists to participate in an audit of the voter audit of nine states (Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin) by signing up at https://lookaheadamerica.org/challengeinfo/.

For the full report, please visit https://lookaheadamerica.org/az2022/.

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Washington, DC – Look Ahead America’s Executive Director Matt Braynard made the following statement:

Our organization is proud to have raised the funds necessary to conduct a pre-election audit of voter lists in nine states to identify voters that are candidates for removal due to illegitimate addresses or having moved permanently out of state.

The plan is to provide this data to each state’s Secretary of State’s Elections Division and to local activist groups for additional research and follow-up. We believe these records are also grounds for county-level activists to challenge votes and will be making them available upon request for that purpose.

The problem with the 2020 election was that so much of this effort was directed at trying to correct voter lists after Election Day. We believe that if we apply this rigorous hygiene before the election, we will help prevent illegal ballots from being cast and, just as important, restore confidence in the elections among those who may have doubts.

Look Ahead America invites activists to participate in our voter audit by signing up at https://lookaheadamerica.org/volunteer.

Activists can petition their Secretary of State’s Elections Office to investigate these records, request their county Board of Elections review them, and challenge ballots cast in the names of these voters.

For a summary of the laws and ways to challenge ineligible voters in these nine states, please visit https://lookaheadamerica.org/challenge for the full report.

View PDF of this press release here.

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Washington, DC – Look Ahead America (LAA) commends Jason Miyares, Attorney General of Virginia, on his announcement of a 20-person election integrity unit. This completely complies with our organization’s vision of one of the six major election reforms needed to improve state and federal elections. From the LAA Election Integrity Initiatives:

5. Creation and Sufficient Funding for a Dedicated Voter Fraud Investigation Division within the State’s Attorney General’s Office.

Many states have little to no standing effort to investigate voter fraud. Dedicating a sufficient level of staffing and funding to a permanent division within the state’s attorney general’s office will help to defend the integrity of our elections.

Matt Braynard, Executive Director of LAA, made the following statement:

This is one of many steps in the right direction that we have seen a number of states around the country take to clean up election integrity. 2020 was a stress test on our election security and in many ways, we failed this as a nation and everybody saw that happen in real time. The silver lining here is that now we know the weaknesses and issues of what needs to be worked on. With this office in Virginia is that they have the staff to dedicate the resources and time needed to give serious investigations to legitimate claims. Anybody who is opposed to this is obviously on the side of criminality and lawlessness, and furthermore are the primary source of overworked and understaffed election clerks that lead to high turnover. Remember that for when it is time to vote these people out of office.

To read all of Look Ahead America’s Election Integrity Initiatives, you may find them here:

https://lookaheadamerica.org/integrity/

View PDF of this press release here.

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Washington, DC – Look Ahead America (LAA) has published replies from district attorneys in North Carolina and Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC), and the Georgia Secretary of State (SOS) Investigators all involving our inquiries about double voters in NC, WI, AZ, GA, and FL, Florida felons who voted in Georgia, P.O. Box voters, and more cases that have moved on to formal investigations. The report shows that the double voter in Yuma, AZ and Marathon, WI provided in our Arizona Report has also been corroborated by the WEC.

From the report:

In this report, we received responses from the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) which confirmed our double voter find in Arizona and Wisconsin as was also acknowledged by the municipal clerks and Marathon County District Attorney in Wisconsin. We provide the receipts. As mentioned in our Arizona report, the Yuma County Sheriff announced an investigation into this and 15 other cases (which Dinesh D’Souza and True the Vote tried taking credit for but were shown to be false).

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

This evidence shows that 538’s hack journalist (but I repeat myself) Kaleigh Rogers intentionally ignored and misrepresented significant evidence presented in our interview as we discussed this particular case along with several P.O. Box cases. Since many of these are moving forward with the GA SOS and various DA’s across the country, it would seem that she has made the baseless claims. In the end, truth always wins and fortunately we have all the receipts. For those who wonder why trust in the mainstream media and failed polling outlet 538 is at an all-time low, this is another example.

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

For the prior reports, you may find them here:

https://lookaheadamerica.org/azreport/, https://lookaheadamerica.org/gaclerks/,  https://lookaheadamerica.org/wiclerks/, https://lookaheadamerica.org/azpawi/, & https://lookaheadamerica.org/azgawi/

For Ian Camacho’s interview with 538’s Kaleigh Rogers, you can view the full video with the redacted voter data here: https://lookaheadamerica.org/rogersresponse/.

View PDF of this press release here.

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Washington, DC – In response to discrepancies and other technical issues raised during the recount following the Colorado Primary, Look Ahead Executive Director Matt Braynard made the following statement:

The challenges of the recall and the trust of the public both have a common root: the use of black box voting equipment from Dominion Voting Systems.

There is no transparency or accountability with voting and tabulation machines that rely on secret, proprietary software and hardware designs. Black box devices are especially susceptible to hacking, human error, and software bugs. Neither the public nor the government has any recourse to investigate when issues arise.

The solution is clear: state and counties must switch to open-source voting solutions wherever schematic and line of code is available for review by the public. This will not only increase the reliability of our election outcomes but increase public confidence and reduce costs.

Look Ahead America’s white paper on black box voting can be found at https://lookaheadamerica.org/blackbox.

View PDF of this press release here.

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Washington, DC – Following Tuesday’s election disaster in Pinal County, Arizona, Look Ahead America’s (LAA) Executive Director Matt Braynard made the following statement:

This failure of Pinal County’s Elections Department is disappointing but not surprising. The department has proven their incompetence before when they refused to investigate or even respond to our submission of potentially invalid voters found to have permanently moved out of Arizona in 2020 according to the Postal Service’s National Change of Address (NCOA) records.

It’s time for the state government to implement LAA’s Election Integrity Public Policy Objectives, specifically mandatory voter list hygiene and a fully funded division within the Attorney General’s office to investigate election-related matters.

Find Look Ahead America’s full report on data submitted to election departments in Arizona counties and their responses at https://lookaheadamerica.org/azreport/.

The six election integrity objectives LAA advocates are at https://lookaheadamerica.org/integrity.

View PDF of this press release here.

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