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Election Integrity for America is a non-partisan organization that analyzes election integrity at the state and local levels. Particular interest subjects include Machine Voting, Election Fraud, Election Integrity and strategy, and Voter Fraud. We’re dedicated to helping ensure that every eligible voter has the opportunity to exercise their right to vote and that election fraud is eliminated.

We believe in protecting the fairness and integrity of our election system, and our mission is to analyze the laws and processes that govern elections to ensure that every vote is counted. With our research and advocacy, we strive to provide that voters are well-informed and that their voices will be heard in the election process.

Our focus is creating awareness in the totality of the election process and then refocus on idividual swing states where the chances of election fraud are the greatest.This is true where early voting is allowed because the opposition can calculate just how many votes they have to steal.

The indiviual swing states that require investigation:

Arizona
Georgia
Michigan
Nevada
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin

These states will be constantly reviewed for changes, positive and negative, of election integrity developments.

Our web site will be updated to reflect current developments.

No matter the quality of the candidate or the campaign, if the election is stolen, #America and #the Constitutional Republic lose.

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Jon M. Stout

May 04, 2023

Election Integrity for America and Paper Ballots

in General Discussion

Paper ballots can be subject to fraud, but they are generally considered less vulnerable to tampering than electronic voting systems. One of the main advantages of paper ballots is that they create a physical record that can be audited and verified in the event of a dispute or recount. Paper ballots can also be physically secured and transported to a central location for counting, which reduces the risk of data breaches or cyber-attacks

However, paper ballots can still be subject to fraud if they are mishandled or altered in some way. For example, paper ballots can be deliberately lost or destroyed or

subject to duplication or manipulation. It's important to have proper procedures in place for handling and counting paper ballots to minimize the risk of fraud. These procedures may include bipartisan oversight, random audits, and other security measures to safeguard the integrity of the election.

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Jon M. Stout

Dec 08, 2023

Poll worker must watch for the appearance of additional paper ballots once the polls are closed,

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Election Integrity for America and Paper Ballots

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