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How defective is Washington State’s Voter Database? – 6.5%

The problems uncovered in the Washington State Voter Records database are troubling, and by themselves don’t prove vote fraud, but they appear to prove the records are not being “cleaned” every 30 days as claimed

Voter Records are stored digitally, and a public record

In a recent review of Washington State’s voter Database (from November 5, 2020 – right after the election), it appears, according to the US Post Office, at least 6.5% of the listed voters do not have valid addresses. Washington State is entirely a vote-by-mail state (since 2011). When every voter is voting by mail, and there is no practical way for them to receive a ballot, this is a problem. It is unclear what happened to all of these ballots, but there was no practical way for most of the “voters” to receive these ballots, although many “voted.”

Truth telling is not common in government

This was a follow up to the article we recently posted about King County’s voter registration problems (see here), which also revealed many uncorrected problems with their voter database records as well. The recent reports (combined in one file) attached at the end of this article clearly indicate that this problem is widespread throughout Washington State.

This does not mean that 6.5% of Washington’s votes in the unusually high voter participation in this recent 2020 election (83.83% +) were fraudulent. I feel like I must repeat this statement. This DOES NOT mean that 6.5% of these votes were fraudulent or that the voters were fake. Some of them inevitably are, but we have yet to determine the exact number with certainty. That will take some footwork.

What these reports clearly prove is that there are problems in Washington State’s Voter Registration Database, and the bureaucrats or vendors we pay to maintain these records are not doing their job. They are not doing their job, despite the repeated, false claim that they in fact do “clean-up” the voter records every 30 days. These recent reports clearly and unambiguously prove they do not.

You can repeat this test and get the same result

Don’t believe me? That is awesome! (trust, but verify is the best moto), because this is a repeatable test. Here is what some intrepid concerned Washington citizens did, and you can do the same thing and come to the same result. Simply follow these steps:

Download the Washington State Voter Database. It is a public record for all to see. The list we used in this recent evaluation was downloaded on November 5, 2020. It contained 5,236,437 voter’s records.
You can break this list like was done here into one list of 3,000,001 records, and the balance of 2,236,436 to do the CASS and DSA certification report. This makes it a bit easier to manage.
It costs money to run this report, as anyone who has ever worked in commercial mailing will confirm. If you choose to go directly with a vendor, it will cost you around $6,000 or so. If you want to hire a consultant, you can pay about $40k or so for the same result, if they don’t screw it up somewhere along the way.
These addresses are then run through the US Postal Service National Change of Address system, and you will get the reports that I’ve attached at the end of this report (I’m posting the DSA certification first, the CASS reports reflect the same basic information). If you add up all the voter addresses provided, and the addresses which had problems – you will find that 6.50% of the state’s voter registration database are not deliverable to the address recorded in the system.

Voter registration databases are neither static nor perfect. Perfection is impossible, however, there is an acceptable level of address problems in this database. IF this database was actually “cleaned up” every 30 days as is currently claimed, we would expect to see defective problems with about 1-1.5% of the addresses. Primarily, this is because people move. Nothing nefarious about that. Roughly 10% of the people move every year. What we find, instead is a volume of problems which indicates not just that the “30 day” myth is false, but that this certification test proves the problems are much higher than they should be. More concerningly, tends of thousands of the hundreds of thousands of problematic voter addresses have been reported (by the post office) as inaccurate for 4 years or more. Many of these are addresses that never have existed. This means someone in government, or their vendors (or both) is lying.

Right now, it is hard to pin this stinky tail on the lying donkey. However, somewhere between the local county auditors, the vendor (ERIC) to which Washington State pays big bucks to essentially run the same reports, or some employees at the Washington State Secretary of State’s office are not doing their job. Plus, they are lying to the public and claiming they are. We really don’t know exactly who is lying and everyone will point fingers at someone else, but at this point – it doesn’t matter. The lies need to stop and someone needs to the do the job we’ve been told for years was being done. Laws, rules, policies, and procedures are meaningless if they are not followed.

This is a problem. Here is why it matters

Screwed up voter database records do not by themselves prove fraud. However, they open the door wide open to those who are willing to commit fraud. It is sorta like leaving all your cash out in the open on your kitchen counter, exiting the house, and leaving your door wide open. This doesn’t mean someone robbed you, but it sure makes it easy if someone decides to do so. There are plenty of bad actors willing to do the stealing.

Just another day at the office

Crufty voter records (particularly in a vote-by-mail system) that bad people can easily identify as voter IDs which can then be safely and anonymously voted when necessary with little chance of exposure are obvious invitations to bad behavior. Please don’t give me the child-like response of “but nobody would do that.” Seriously, in our state, just a few blocks away from the Secretary of State’s office, some genius (or corrupt) state employees at the Employment Security Department decided to let almost one billion dollars slip off to Nigeria in a fraud scheme, which they didn’t detect until the Feds told them to shut it down (see here). We can’t trust anyone or assume anything anymore. Our bureaucracies are filled with clowns. Not everyone who works there, but enough to fill a circus tent (or a prison if you don’t like the clown reference).

What’s next?

As I indicated in the last article (see here), this is just another part in the series. The problem exposed here is just the start, and it indicates there are more problems to expose. This isn’t a deep, dark secret. It just takes a lot of legwork and some capable people willing to volunteer their time, skills and expertise. It costs money, but not as much as the state wastes every day on far less useful activities.

Here is the voter fraud that isn’t covered in this article, but which will be uncovered in future articles:

Voting after death. I have to be specific here, because approximately 5,000 people die per month in Washington State (even before Covid) and presumably several thousand of them fill out their ballot before they die, so on election night in an all vote by mail state – some number of dead people have voted. We are just interested in the ones who voted long AFTER they died, and that is sorta miraculous.
Non-Citizen Voting. This is illegal, but the Washington State Department of Licensing appears to have sent many H1B visa holders, Green Card holders, student visa holder, and others ballots when they got driver’s licenses. Yeah, I know – they say they don’t do this, but they say a lot of things that just aren’t true.
One voter with multiple voter IDs. Yeah, “they” say this shouldn’t happen either, but I’ve seen enough examples to know it is also far more widespread than most of us naïve people realized. If this is applies to you, just remember if you didn’t mail in all your ballots, you haven’t broken the law, and I’d love to see the additional ballots as evidence – for those who already sent me the photos – thank you.
Felon voting. Yep, it is probably hard to vote from jail and you shouldn’t vote as a convicted felon unless you’ve gone through the process to have your rights restored. However, the same Dept. of Corrections that early releases violent felons by the thousands due to a computer glitch so they can murder and commit mayhem (see here) is probably not a very effective agency. It doesn’t appear reporting this information to the Secretary of State’s office is much of a priority either.
Fake voters with good addresses. This is always fun to find, and it wouldn’t show up on this list above.
X-marks the spot voting. Since the best way to avoid the signature match test is to just X-mark the signature and get two unverifiable “witness” statements, this has been a known loop-hole for years and needs to be addressed.
Multi-state duplicate voting. This is mostly unique to mail in voting because it allows you to vote in a variety of states at the same time. It is a felony (not that the AG or the prosecutors in this state care). This will take a while to sort out, but a list that probably needs to be published as well. Theoretically, ERIC and the Secretary of State figure this out for a few fraudsters, but why wait for them when we can blow the whistle months earlier?
Intercept and switch the vote – I’ve discussed this in one of my videos, but really, this New York Post article lays it out best. We’re still working on how to find and expose these efforts.

None of these vote frauds would be uncovered by the 6.5% defective voter roll list problem, which is the main focus of this article. However, it is worth it for those concerned or interested in this subject to realize this rabbit hole is deep, interesting and exposing many more fun tunnels to explore.

Oh yeah, I forgot, vote fraud doesn’t happen and it isn’t real.

Note: for those who download the reports, I have censored the vendor name used to run the reports not because it is some deep, dark secret, but those who love vote fraud – which oddly enough seems to be my Left-leaning Wokester friends who practice cancel culture – want to harass vendors who are hired to do this mundane work. This censorship doesn’t change the results of the reports. If you don’t understand the reports, feel free to share them with people who do. When in doubt, you can always run these reports yourself and verify the same thing.

Please note: This initial document just contains two DSA Certification reports in the same file (again, this is based on USPS records – not ours, not some other party making them up). Certification reports were all run on November 18, 2020 using the November 5, 2020 complete Washington State Voter Records Database

This report is broken down into two certification reports – one with 3 million records, and the other 2 million plus on the second report ( See report here ) – 6.5% defective when averaged between the two. The global number of defective addresses can be found on the second page of each report (listed as page 1). Feel free to share link far and wide, or download the file for yourself.

OUR CONSTITUTION BEGINS WITH THE PHRASE “WE THE PEOPLE.” IT WAS THE FOUNDER’S INTENT THAT GOVERNMENT BE CREATED BY THE PEOPLE, TO SERVE THE PEOPLE. IT WASN’T THEIR INTENTION FOR THE PEOPLE TO SERVE THE GOVERNMENT. IT WAS ALWAYS INTENDED THAT GOVERNMENT WHICH FAILED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE SHOULD BE “ALTERED OR ABOLISHED.” UNTIL WE RETURN TO THE FOUNDER’S INTENT, WE REMAIN WE THE GOVERNED…

Background articles and documents:

Two Washington State DSA cert. reports on Nov 5, 2020 Voter Reg Database info – run on Nov 18, 2020

Why are 6.7% of King County voter records not accurate?

August 2020 CASS – NCOA Reports on King County Voter Database

Washington State Secretary of State Office – Official Website

King County Elections Office – Official Website

Only a few folks attempted voter fraud in 2016, those who did could be in big trouble

Seattle Times – 7 charged in vote fraud scheme

When clowns run government, eventually it becomes a circus

Seattle Times – King County settles vote records suit from 2004 governor race

King County sends thousands of Duplicate ballots (I’m sure it is fine – nothing to see here)

Thurston County Auditor bends the rules to benefit Allen Miller (and Jim Cooper)