Americans Lose To Wave Of Mail-In Ballots

Political campaigns will spend $40 million in any swing state to at best influence .5% of the vote. Influence, not move.

Opposing campaigns will spend $50 million to sway that .5% back.

In every swing state, by stopping mail-in ballots from going to Walmarts, strip malls and industrial buildings - the preferred destination of ballots collected by NGOs for illegal aliens – Common Sense Elections can impact up to 5% of the cast ballots in those states.

That can determine an honest election winner.

5% is a lot more than .5%.  

Those 5% are 100% going to vote – for someone.  That’s how you magnify your donation’s impact.

In state after state, the Common Sense Elections team showed live, official voter rolls, compared (reconciled) with official property tax rolls - showing voters by the thousands - registered at UPS locations, abandoned buildings, 33 at a car dealership - into the hundreds of thousands.

We showed the 2020 Georgia election was riddled with anomalous voters. 

There is no conceivable way 2020 Georgia could be called for anyone - we showed thousands of “cast ballots” which were counted - and yet those people were not on the voter roll.

In each swing state, we show between 300,000 and 750,000 anomalous identity/property combinations - to which a mail-in ballot will be mailed - 67% of which are address-ineligible.

These mail-in ballot combos form a constant stream, that can overwhelm a Congressional race determined by 250 ballots.

We can track every ballot from the day it goes out, to the day it comes back, right up until election day - showing a ballot from an abandoned building or strip mall - with a photo of the decrepit building.

HELP US STOP BALLOTS FROM GETTING INTO THE SYSTEM BEFORE THEY ARE VOTED - NOT LITIGATE AFTERWARD!

We invite anyone to challenge our data - and as the useless national voter integrity orgs learned in 2023, we find ineligible addresses - filled with ballots - they missed for 25 years.

Using quantum speed technology, we are flagging, then challenging addresses in the swing states.  

There is no better way, now that mail-in balloting is here to stay, to bring confidence back to U.S. elections than 100% visibility to voter rolls.