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🚨Stunning City of Milwaukee Spring Election manual shows passwords! It shares laptop credentials and an ExpressVote access code. It has instructions for changing voter records: showing staff how to: 1) correct records 2) register voters 3) cancel absentee ballots 4) and deactivate applications. -Those are powers that deserve access restrictions and audit review - but there are none!! -Pages 41–48 direct staff to deactivate certain continuing absentee applications when replacing a mailed ballot with an in-person ballot. What is going on? -No clear response to a broken or mismatched equipment seal. Pages 5–6 require daily verification of ExpressVote seal numbers, but do not specify whether staff must stop using the machine, isolate it, preserve evidence, or obtain clearance before restarting it. Checking a seal needs an explicit response when the check fails. -Incomplete accounting for unused and spoiled ballots. Blank ballot cards and curbside ballots are distributed and stored, but the manual does not clearly require a daily inventory balancing ballots received, issued, spoiled, and remaining. Page 42 mentions a discarded-ballot envelope without explaining its reconciliation or subsequent custody. -Limited independent review of sensitive record changes. Pages 15 and 41–48 describe corrections, cancellations, and application deactivations. Some procedures involve chiefs or specialists, but the manual does not establish a consistent second-person review or daily examination of transaction logs. -Unclear handling of defective envelopes awaiting a voter’s return. Page 37 says to retain an envelope missing the voter’s signature so the voter can return. It does not specify a separate secured location, tracking log, custody record, or reconciliation when the envelope is corrected or remains unresolved. -Network and workstation protections are unexplained. Page 3 directs staff to use password-free library Wi-Fi and ignore Global Protect pop-ups. That deserves clarification about the intended network protection. The manual also does not specify automatic screen locking or what workers must do when leaving a workstation temporarily. -Manual ballot substitution lacks a documented verification step. Page 36 permits a “sister ward” ballot when the correct curbside ballot is unavailable, followed by reconstruction at Central Count. It references a matching guide, but does not explicitly require an independent check of the substitute ballot or a substitution log. Who wrote this manual?? Manual obtained by Patriot - but handed out like candy to countless election people. Our elections are complete garbage! @DonMillis @BobSpindell @MayorMKE @cityofmilwaukee @JayWeber3 @VickiMcKenna @DanODonnellShow @EmeraldRobinson @AGToddBlanche @AAGDhillon @realDonaldTrump @JanelBrandtjen @DanEastman2023 @WisGOP @WisGOP7 @wisgop6 @RepDaveMaxey @RepKrug @skrug75 @WisFOIC @JayForWisconsin @TomTiffanyWI @TiffanyWarRoom @EricJToney @Gina4WIAssembly Read it for yourself, all 48 pages are at the link here: issuu.com/electionwatch/docs… First page:

Look at Texas. Jeff O'Donnell @FSociety_1942 sorted every statewide race by the number of Republican votes and then by Democrat votes. So Republicans top interest in the midterm election was the Appeals Courts, not the US Senate or the Governor races? And Republicans were more interested in the Land Commissioner, and the Comptroller, than who their US Senator and Governor was going to be? The Democrats were most interested in who their US Senator and Governor and Attorney General would be, but not the Republicans?? Jeff adds: "My friends in Eastern Pennsylvania will recognize this pattern well."

Election fraud: North Carolina Republicans cast more votes for Court of Appeals races than their US Senate and US Congressional seat. Really? I don't think so. The pattern continues like Texas (see previous tweet). @FSociety_1942 found this unholy pattern, pls help him out at his give-send-go link at the top of his X page. @realDonaldTrump @AGToddBlanche

Election fraud: Ohio Republicans cast more votes for Auditor and Treasurer than their US Senate and Governor seats. Really? I don't think so. The pattern continues like Texas and North Carolina (see previous two tweets). @FSociety_1942 found this unholy pattern, help him out at his give-send-go link at the top of his X page. @realDonaldTrump @AGToddBlanche