Massive Numbers of Fake Voters Uncovered on the Voter Rolls in 20 States

It’s been a while since we’ve checked in on the group Omega4America to see how their election integrity efforts are going. The more that this volunteer group uses fractal programming to examine the voter rolls of individual states, the more problems they find.

Election fraud is a bipartisan problem across many states, and our elections are completely fake at this point, for lack of a better description. The group has recently found 180,000 voters on the Wisconsin voter rolls who all have the same voter ID.

It doesn’t look this way to any outsider. It turns out that the people who run Wisconsin’s elections use an invisible character in their voter rolls. Their software can see the invisible character, but no one else’s software can. Which means that whenever any independent body tries to examine Wisconsin’s voter rolls, everything looks normal.

Can you think of any possible reason – other than outright fraud – why a state would use invisible characters in its voter rolls that outside entities cannot see? When Omega4America found those invisible characters, they discovered there are 180,000 voters with the same ID.

The group is finding anomalies in every state where they examine the voter rolls with fractal programming. They’ve examined 20 different states’ voter rolls since the 2020 election – states controlled by Republicans and Democrats – and say they’re finding an average of 200,000 anomalies in every state.

One of the ways that it would be easy to achieve transparency and clean voter rolls would be if states simply make it free for outside groups to get a copy of the voter rolls. Some states do this, in fact. You can get a CD-ROM of the entire voter roll, for free, once every 30 days from these states.

Other states charge an arm and a leg, to prevent the public from seeing the voter rolls. Wisconsin charges $12,500 before they give you a copy of their voter rolls. Alabama charges $30,000 for one copy. If you wanted to look at the voter rolls in Alabama on Election Day and compare it to the voter rolls 30 days after the election, to look for suspicious changes, it would cost you $60 grand. That’s not transparency.

Omega4America did manage to come up with the funds to examine Alabama’s voter rolls, and guess what? They’re dirty. The voter rolls have scores of people who have registered to vote in the past two years who have birthdates older than Julius Caesar. Does anyone have a problem with this?

Virginia and California will prosecute you if you look at their voter rolls as a private citizen. You have to either be a political candidate or a political party to look at their voter rolls.

Omega4America says North Carolina election officials insert staggered control characters into their voter rolls periodically, so you can’t compare the voter roll from today to the voter roll during the last election. What’s the reason for that? It’s either total, blazing incompetence or election fraud. Take your pick.

When Omega4America compares state voter registration files to county voter registration files, they find 5 to 10% discrepancies every time. You might expect the difference between those files to be within a reasonable margin of error, such as 1 or 2%. But 5 to 10%? There’s no way something sinister is not happening there.

When the researchers compare state voter rolls to county tax rolls, it gets far, far worse. Each legal voter has to be tied to a valid residential address, so that should be a slam dunk. If your state’s voter rolls match the county tax rolls, you have a clean voter roll. But in 20 out of 20 states that Omega4America has examined, they’ve found an average of 200,000 “voters” tied to addresses where no voter should live.

All 20 states have people registered to vote at vacant construction lots, DMV offices, RV parks, hotels and other invalid addresses. They compared snapshots of the voter rolls in Nevada and Arizona for several months, and this was the case. And here’s the kicker.

In the months leading up to an election, including the 2020 election and the 2022 midterms, the voter rolls in Nevada and Arizona start to swell. The number of people registering to vote prior to an election goes up. And then 30 to 60 days after the election, those phantom voters start to disappear from the voter rolls – like they never existed except to cast a vote for Joe Biden or Katie Hobbs or some other Democrat.

Omega4America has the goods, but not one single Representative in Congress has talked to them or is willing to investigate the dirty voter rolls across the country. This needs to change. If your Representative in Congress is a Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, call them or shoot them an email. Ask for an official public investigation into the findings of Omega4America. If House Republicans refuse to look into this now that they control the majority, what does that tell you?

You can check out Omega4America’s amazing findings HERE.