Topic: Voter Rolls

A USPS whistleblower has raised concerns about a "rushed and secretive" portal being built to verify mail-in ballots under a mandate from President Trump. The system would require state election officials to upload voter rolls to a federal portal for verification against DHS records before ballots are mailed. While critics warn of potential disenfranchisement and "catastrophic failure," the hosts suggest the technical implementation should be straightforward, potentially involving assistance from Elon Musk.

A news clip highlights significant errors by the Maryland State Board of Elections, which mistakenly issued 500,000 mail-in ballots to incorrect voters. The board reissued another half-million ballots, leading to concerns about "two million ballots floating around" a state with no signature verification or voter ID requirements. A lawsuit is currently active regarding an estimated one million extra names on the state's voter rolls.

The Justice Department is suing Virginia and Alabama over programs intended to remove non-citizens from voter rolls shortly before the election. Governor Glenn Youngkin defends the program as a legal effort to ensure election integrity, while the DOJ cites federal laws prohibiting purges within 90 days of an election.

ProPublica and Democracy Now! published an expose on "Ziklag," a network of wealthy Christians allegedly working to purge voter rolls in battleground states. The group's operations, titled "Steeplechase," "Watchtower," and "Checkmate," aim to influence seven "mountains" of public life, including government and media. While framed as a secret society, the organization maintains a public website and downloadable strategy videos.

Dr. Douglas Frank, a mathematician, discusses his findings regarding alleged irregularities in the 2020 election voter rolls. He describes his disillusionment with the Pennsylvania State Legislature, claiming they acknowledged his evidence but refused to take corrective action.