More Questions Raised about Election Data Integrity Voting data indicates potential underaged voters in 2020 election MARCH 23, 2021 – Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. – Research into Connecticut’s 2020 election data reveals evidence of underage voting. Six individuals registered on the Connecticut voter rolls are listed as being under 18
No Connecticut Citizen should have to decide between voting and violating the Constitution. We thank Christian Adams, President and General Counsel for Public Interest Legal Foundation testifying as our special guest regarding Absentee Ballot Voting in Connecticut without a clean voter roll. Home March 2021 J Christian Adams Testimony to
Linda discusses with Todd Feinberg the Press Release around 103 potential duplicate voter from 2020
FVF Press Release – Duplicate Voter ResearchThis information on Double voters has been delivered to the office of the Secretary of The State and to the SEEC for further investigation. FVF Press Release – Duplicate Voter Research
The purpose of this Primer is to help the uninitiated quickly understand the depth of the issues around Election Integrity and the potential to diminish our elections through diminished turnout out, new potential for fraud, and voter apathy that comes from a lack of trust in our election institutions. Connecticut
This Decision by partisan Judges deemed the unconstitutional expansion of the Absentee Ballot process was ‘limited’. In this context, ‘limited’ included every voter in Connecticut as eligible to vote Absentee in contradiction to our State Constitution. See the Fight Voter Fraud Brief and the Supreme Court Decision in this post: https://www.jud.ct.gov//external/supapp/Cases/AROcr/CR336/336CR8.pdf “Although the